Nokia is now planning to integrate Google Search on their selected handsets. By now Nokia has incorporated Microsoft Windows Live and Yahoo on its cell phones. However, Google search and Nokia’s integration is planning to offer fast and easy accessibility to web information from the selected ones. Once you find what you are looking for, then you can work on that particular information by adding device such as maps, messaging, or other browser with just one single click. We have seen Google Search on Nokia Internet Tablets, and previous year, the Nokia N95 8GB as well became the initial mobile device to totally back up Google’s YouTube. Google Search would first be accessible on four new Nokia Multimedia phones, comprising N96, N78, Nokia 6210 Navigator, and Nokia 6220 Classic.

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This week Google has made some changes to there homepage (if you haven’t noticed yet) in hopes to make things easier for those who use the Apple iPhone. They have created applications specifically for the iPhone that works smoothly with it on a single interface allowing users to move faster than ever.

When you visit their home page – using the iPhone – you can spot the new search box and links that will take you directly to their Gmail, Calendar, and Reader. They are all located at the very top of the screen so that you can access these apps quick and easy. They have also enabled the word suggestions (which is also enabled on most computers) that will help you to find thinks quicker without always having to type in the whole word.
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Google has been working day and night to update its brand new service, Google Maps and giving it a new feature called “My Location”. This new feature will be added onto many of the new phones except for the Apple iPhone. With everything else that can be found on the iPhone you would think it would be a great feature to add and it would be added if it were compatible with the phone.
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When information reached our ears of Google’s new Android cellphone - the Gphone - we immediately believed that it would be the newest competition against the Apple iPhone. However, analysts Piper Jaffray and his co-analyst, Gene Munster are convinced that they are targeting completely different sections of the cellphone industry.

The goal of the iPhone is to weaken those the people who control how most handset are created and sold. On the other hand Google’s free Android system is supporting the idea that handset manufacturers be charged a licensing fee for the software that they use.
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When Myspace and Facebook were first created no one believed that they would become as popular as they are today. Social Networking is the thing of the future. It is a way to connect with people from around the world and a way to advertise the things you do and even sell. Yahoo! And Google have been feeling left out of the loop – which is why they are taking steps to update the way they do things.

They are both transforming their e-mails and creating a social graph (the connection between the different people). Yahoo Is working on something that they are calling Inbox 2.0 – which will leverage the data that is being collected into the e-mail accounts as well as the user’s personal homepage.
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