googlemobile.blogspot.com - 11/25/2008
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We know that with many Google products launching on an array of mobile devices, you're bound to have questions. And with all your experience using those products and devices, you're also likely to have some knowledge to share. Even though we've tried to make our help center as up to date as ...
webguild.org - 11/24/2008
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webguild.org —
Google has been quietly laying off staff and
up to 10,000 jobs could be on the chopping...
block according to sources. Since August, hundreds of employees have been laid off and there are reports that about 500 of them were recruiters for Google. By law, ...
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Google Layoffs - 10,000 Workers Affected
news.cnet.com - 11/26/2008
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news.cnet.com —
Google acknowledged breaking the official rules of Apple's
iPhone software development kit when it created the latest...
version of the Google Mobile application for the iPhone, but denied a more serious charge. A Google spokesman confirmed Tuesday ...
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Google admits breaking App Store rules
google.com - 11/25/2008
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google.com —
Welcome to the new Google Mobile Help Forum!
In this community you can find answers to your...
mobile questions and help others find the answers to theirs. Please check out our posting guidelines before you start posting. Quick tip: to help us and ...
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Google Mobile - Google Mobile Help
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Google Mobile Help Forum launched to answer user questions fast
Unwired View —
... search and integration with the Google Mobile Help Center
- Better spam detection and prevention
- Public recognition of Top Contributors and frequent posters (with more posting privileges as you make your way up)
- Ability to subscribe to ask questions and receive answers via email
To access the Google Mobile Help Forum, one simply has to go to http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/Google+Mobile?hl=en on their browser.
Via Google Mobile Blog
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InformationWeek - All Stories And Blogs —
... with its newly-launched Google Mobile Help Forum. Google is actually pretty good at figuring out all by itself if it is compatible with your equipment or not. If you are using a BlackBerry, for instance, Google's mobile site can usually tell and will only offer or show services that are available for the BlackBerry platform. But that doesn't mean things always work seamlessly, and end-users are often left with questions that need answering or issues that need resolving. Hence the Google Mobile Help Forum . According to Google, ...
Google Lets You Vote on Mobile Features
Mobility Site —
Have you ever wanted to become proactive on what the future holds? If you’ve been around here a while, you know that this site was build for the most part on user feedback. I admit that I don’t solicit as much feedback as I used to, but still. Well, Google has set up a way for users to give feed back on their ideas in a very simple way.
While we do read your comments on the mobile blog and help forum, we’re happy to announce our new Product Ideas page that will give you a more collaborative way to get your product ideas ...
Got Ideas on Mobile Products, Google wants to hear them
SolSie.com —
Google announced the release of Product Ideas Page to solicit user ideas for Mobile products as well as to provide the voting capability to other ideas.
“While we do read your comments on the mobile blog and help forum, we’re happy to announce our new Product Ideas page that will give you a more collaborative way to get your product ideas heard not only by us, but by others as well. The new page, built on Google Moderator, allows you to submit ideas that others ...
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