T-Mobile Mobile Discovery Solutions from Qix
I have liked Qix for a long time. At the same time, I have felt the company has underperformed in Europe so the news that T-mobile is extending its rollout of Qix is good news.
Archive for April, 2008
AdMob, TapTap and now (wait for it) Analytics
First we have AdMob one very big ad network.
Two we have TapTap its attempt at mobile search and a place to deliver its own AdMob adverts.
Then we had some deal with M:Metrics for analytics.
Now we have AdMob Analytics.
Zodigo spins off from Zodiac Interactive for mobile content search engine
Zodigo was part of Zodiac Interactive – but no more! Now Zodigo is a mobile content search engine (TV) in its own right and has been spun off from its parent company.
Nokia gets educational with M4Girls pilot project.
Rating: Its not all about rock n roll and flirting you know!
In a bold move to turn handsets into a more educational tool Nokia have teamed up with the not for profit organisation Mindset Network and the South African Government’s Department of Education in order to trial a pilot project based around the Nokia 6300 […]
M.live.com gets updated with Product Search and Dynamic Geo-Location
Rating: hmm I wonder if i can price comparison candy!
The folks at AccuraCast have a piece today about Microsoft’s updates to its browser based mobile search, m.live.com. The new features will apparently bring the benefits of product search directly to the mobile phone giving the end user these features in “the palm of their hand”.
The Geovector handset discovered in Earls Court
Rating: Master class at Internet World reveals its existence
I trotted up to London’s Earls Court to listen to a ‘master class’ in mobile marketing courtesy of Inside Mobile’s James Hilton. And I personally discovered the purpose of GeoVector equipped mobile phones.
