Archive for Mobile Search
This is great news for multi modal mobile voice company TravellingWave! I met them about a year ago and had a great demonstration (nothing worked) but the vision and feel and outline of a new experience was there.
Rating: Sunday tech piece entirely neglects the mobile internet
Getting the mobile internet into everyone’s consciousness obviously still has a long way to go. Under catch-all phrase of ‘websites search engine optimisation’, there was an article over the last weekend which virtually entirely ignored the mobile/cellular world.
Huge congrats to my Irish neighbours Zinadoo (with visibility mobile – the leader in mobile SEO services for brands) also in Waterford, Ireland. They have won Best Mobile Website Creation Service at Mobile Internet World in Boston.
I have known Mike Kent from the day he joined JumpTap and I like him. But I didn’t let that cloud my judgement when I interviewed him recently.
Why did I interview him?
Because I was unsure about a new deployment with 3 Sweden and JumpTapand what it actually was. So I had a couple of questions. [...]
I read this article and couldn’t believe my eyes? Can this be true? Mobile Search company FAST Search and Transfer focusing on the Enterprise billing or calling things profitable that were not so?
I am sorry I missed this last week as I have been testing Snap My Life recently.
What is it?
Rating: Research project uncovers truth about the web
A search that searches web pages sounds rather dull. Until you realise that Opera’s new search engine indexes the markup, style, scripting and the technology (ie the metadata) used by Web pages.
Rating: Better tell the gay dating fraternity
Trawling through the built-in applications supplied with Nokia’s latest 5310 handset, I came across ‘Sensor’ as an app. It has apparently been around since 2005. So why do services like emalemobile and Whotooth exist, then?
Rating: Upload and categorise your cameraphone snaps
Trawling the web I came across the mention of another potential search engine that I’d never encountered before. This time it was Imense.com which is hoping to build up an image search engine.