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Industry News, Product News - Apr 25, 2007 17:22 - 0 Comments

GrandCentral.com launches mobile version.

TechCrunch just announced the release of GrandCentral Mobile. GrandCentral helps you manage all of your phones from one number.

Features include:

GrandCentral mobile, now lets you do that on the go.

The new version is not a downloaded application, but works through your WAP browser. From within the mobile optimized site, you can manage your call notifications, call forwarding, contact list, place a call, and visually manage your voice mail (a really useful feature coming out on the iPhone and supported by GotVoice). You will also be able to set your cell phone’s voice mail to forward calls to your GrandCentral phone number.

GrandCentral was founded by Craig Walker and Vincent Paquet.

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Breaking - May 26, 2006 12:39 - 0 Comments

Nokia makes web browser for S60 available to Open Source community

With the success of so many open source programs in recent years, this is a really smart move by Nextel.

Web browser for S60 is the browser for phones and mobile devices using the Symbian OS. Nokia released the source code, as well as an enhancement/development kit for the development community. The goal is to reduce fragmentation in the next generation of mobile browsers, which is corporate speak for “the goal is to make this the standard phone and mobile web browser in the future”. Cunning, and ultimately helpful. Standards are quite useful when it comes to developing technologies.

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Product News - Jun 22, 2007 17:38 - 0 Comments

Yahoo! Go

Yahoo! Go 2.0 today launched in the United States and has gone beta in 13 countries. The 2.0 technology is designed to enhance the mobile Internet. It is optimized for the “small screen” of a mobile phone, making it easy and fun to access the Internet. Everything about the Yahoo! Go interface is designed to be both visually stunning and give you what you want with the fewest clicks possible.

Yahoo! Go brings the Internet to you. Unlike prior applications that attempt to force-feed a PC experience to your phone, Yahoo! Go has taken the Internet services you love and optimized them for the mobile experience.

“People want easy access to the Internet on their mobile phones (and) we believe that Yahoo! Go will be a catalyst for broader adoption of the mobile Internet,” said Marco Boerries, executive vice president of Yahoo’s Connected Life Division.

The beta versions, now in such countries as France, Canada, United Kingdom and India, include the same functionality as the U.S. version.

By the end of July, Yahoo! Go will be supported by more than 200 different mobile phones. Yahoo! expects to expand that to 400 before the end of 2007.

For more information visit Yahoo! Go

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