Products by Google Search for iPhone and Android

California - Google or the users who have not been more foreign Machintosh search facility to find products or product search in May through a PC operating system use.

But these works on the mobile Internet browsing devices such as Android or iPhone are not available.

Cell phone Sunday (26/4/2009), which is possible through this feature of mobile devices may be present on Google users want to hear a complaint published. So, now Google's product search service and the Android operating system for mobile phones with the iPhone has launched.

In this way, call for Google's product search engine and type the name of the type through the virtual world when you surf, the products of the search results will appear on your mobile phone line.

Services through Google, you search results based on the price list can get, product rating, shop or brand.

Unfortunately, the product search service for mobile devices at this time the United States and Britain.However is available in the Google spokesperson is a good first step. The service plan in the country and soon will begin other platforms.

Apple iPhone 3G goes Global in 70 Countries To tumultuous applause at the WWDC 08 conference in San Francisco USA, on Monday the 9th of June 2008, Steve Jobs announced the release of the much anticipated new iPhone, dubbed the iPhone 3G. The new iPhone 3G is being launched in 22 countries initially, on the 11th of July, including South Africa a little later, at a maximum retail price of $199.00 everywhere. Read More.....

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