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mail.google.com - 10/10/2008

Gmail: Email from Google

— mail.google.com — A Google approach to email. Gmail is a new kind of webmail, built on the idea that... email can be more intuitive, efficient, and useful. And maybe even fun. After all, Gmail has: Less spam Keep unwanted messages out of your inbox with Google's ... (more) Gmail: Email from Google

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books.google.com - 10/13/2008

Google Book Search Library Project

— books.google.com — We're working with several major libraries to include their collections in Google Book Search and, like a... card catalog, show users information about the book, and in many cases, a few snippets a few sentences to display the search term in context. ... (more) Google Book Search Library Project

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Google Mobile Ads

— services.google.com — Small screen, big opportunity. There are 405 million mobile internet users worldwide, according to Internet research firm... eMarketer, and within four years this number is expected to double. Google mobile ads allow you to target this large and growing ... (more) Google Mobile Ads

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Google's Newest Market: The iPhone
Silicon Alley Insider — ... , a mobile OS that will compete squarely with the iPhone. But it's still happy to take advantage of the iPhone's installed based of 10 million-plus, via what amounts to an iPhone-specific ad network. AdWeek: ...

Google Introduces Localized iPhone Ads
Wired: Epicenter — ... ), but that's not going to stop the search giant from making a few dollars from Apple's competing smart phone. Google today announced the launch of iPhone specific ad capabilities. From AdWeek: ...

News: Mix: Toys R Us, Google, iPod + Hearing Loss, iSpeak
iLounge | All Things iPod, iPhone, iTunes and beyond — ... through its U.K. affiliate for more than a year. According to the company, it will also offer a variety of accessories “that kids need to complement their iPods, including iHome items, iTunes gift cards, as well as products like carrying cases and car adapters for use on-the-go.” Toys R Us says it will support the iPod rollout through a comprehensive marketing campaign consisting of print promotion, in-store signage and a special “iPod boutique” area in stores. Google is reportedly readying new iPhone-specific advertising options to let companies target these users ...

iPhoneWorld.ca News: Google to launch targeted iPhone ads (From iPhoneWorld.ca - not for republishing)
iPhoneWorld.ca iPhone News Headlines — ... Posted by james on October 15th, 2008 at 03:32am Since the iPhone continues to drive a tremendous amount of traffic to Google’s Mobile Search, the company is reportedly planning to launch an ads service specifically targeted to iPhone owners. According to AdWeek , Google recently showcased this new technology to ads agencies, although the company itself declines to comment on this information. Once and if implemented, this will allow advertisers to create ads that will only be visible to iPhone’s Mobile Safari users. That would allow the former to inform the latter of iPhone ...

Google Brings Localized Ads to the iPhone
Touch Podium — ... Android mobile operating system, they’re still working with Apple to bring new things to the iPhone. My guess as to why they are still working with Apple’s iPhone would have to be its popularity worldwide. Apple’s iPhone is, and always will sellout T-Mobile’s G1, so until Android is introduced on a new and innovative cellular device, I’m sure Google will continue to support Apple’s iPhone in the software department. Google’s latest update in relation to the iPhone is the addition of localized ads. ...

Google and iPhone: Still working together
iSmashPhone - Turn your Phone into your MyPhone — ... localized and tailored to the interests of iPhone users.  The iPhone pulls sites directly from the Internet and displays them right on the phone; sites on the iPhone are viewed the same as those on a computer. Well, this means that ads on the iPhone won't be disappearing any time soon (though you can block most of them with a little help), but at least the proposed iPhone-centric ads are expected to be more in-tune to the interests of iPhone owners. Source: AdWeek via Wired ...