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Google Intros Mobile Shopping Tool for Android and iPhone
Phone Scoop - Latest News —
... about products they are researching. Google says Google Product Search for mobile gives you the same product information that would otherwise be delivered to a PC. After performing a search, users click on products like electronics or video games and they'll see product pages that include ratings and technical specifications. Google Product Search for mobile will let users make more informed decisions when considering purchases. Right now, it is supported in the U.S. and the U.K. more info at Google ...
Google adapta Product Search para iPhones e smartphones com Android
MacMagazine —
... O Google anunciou hoje o lançamento de uma nova versão da sua Product Search adaptada para smartphones — principalmente iPhones e dispositivos com o Android. Infelizmente, tal funcionalidade só está disponível, por enquanto, para usuários dos Estados Unidos e Reino Unido. ...
Google Launches Mobile Product Search for Android and iPhone
IntoMobile - Cell Phone News, Information, and Analysis —
... make product searches on BlackBerry (NSDQ: RIMM), it just doesn’t look as pretty - maybe we’ll see Shopping Results built into Google’s tailor-made app in the near future. The Big G has a huge stable of web services that they can port over to mobile at their whim, and it’s always a nice surprise when they do. Right now product search available in the UK and US only, just hit up google.com on your mobile browser to give it a shot.
[via Google Mobile Blog]
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Google ofrece búsqueda de productos desde el móvil
Celularis —
... es sólo para usuarios con equipos con sistema operativo iPhone y Android, por lo que le da un servicio extra a menos del 2% de la base total de usuarios móviles, dejando de lado a usuarios con Symbian s60, Windows Mobile y Blackberry, un 40% de los usuarios móviles a nivel global.
¿No es un desproposito? ¿A uds que les parece? ¿Debería lanzar con más sistemas operativos? ¿O un lanzamiento anticipado, aunque restringido, está bien?
Vía Google Mobile Blog ...
Google Product Search optimized for iPhone and Android!
IntoMobile - Cell Phone News, Information, and Analysis —
... is as easy as entering your search query and hitting the “shopping” link, or use the “shopping” tab under “more” to access Google Product Search directly.
So, the next time you’re standing in the checkout line and still can’t be sure that you’re getting the best deal on that “neti pot,” fire up your mobile browser and see what Google Product Search has to say.
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Google Makes it Easier to Find, Buy Products From Mobiles
jkOnTheRun —
... I suppose this is one way to fight a global economic recession: make it easier to find and buy products. That’s exactly what Google announced today with an update to their online product search for both the iPhone and Android handsets. ...
Google Product Search for iPhone and Android devices
D' Technology Weblog —
... to do anything extra to get your product information to show up on Google Product Search for mobile. If your items are not yet listed in Product Search, it’s easy: just submit your product information using this guide and keep submitting frequently to keep your listings up to date. The new Product Search results pages for mobile are available in the US and UK, and for iPhone and Android-powered devices.
More info: Google Mobile blog ...
Use Google Product Search on the Go
SolSie.com —
... For your mobile shopping convenience, Google just introduced a customized Product Search for iPhone and Android phone. User can look for product, perform price comparison and shop directly online. “Say you’re in a store and having a hard time deciding between two products. Instead of waiting to go home to check the internet for ratings and reviews, you can now get all of this information right there on the spot. Just take out your phone, go to Google.com in your browser, and try out Google Product Search for mobile. From Google.com, type in a query and then tap on the ...
