Google Sees Surge in iPhone Traffic
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Google and Yahoo say iPhones are accounting for a disproportionate amount of Web traffic to their sites from mobile devices.
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Will Google pick up where Apple left off?
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Blog: The monthly cavalcade of bicyclists might be heading down San Francisco's Market Street just as iPhone silliness kicks into high gear.
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Apple is flexing its marketing muscles with the iPhone hype this week. The buzz engine is revving just as loudly on Friday as it did Monday morning, the day after the first iPhone commercials demonstrated the device&#39;s innovative features to the world.
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Users may see an iPhone with 3G technology in the next six months, a financial analyst said Monday, citing waning inventory of Apple's current iPhone and the increasing demand in Europe for 3G products.
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When it begins shipping on June 29, the revolutionary iPhone will run applications created with Web 2.0 Internet standards Apple today announced that developers can create Web 2.0 applications that look and behave just like the applications built into iPhone and that can seamlessly access iPhoneâs services. That includes making a phone call, sending an email and displaying a location in Google Maps. Third-party applications created using Web 2.0 standards can extend iPhoneâs capabilities without compromising its reliability or security.
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Internet search giant Google promises "faster, more relevant results" with its new mobile service.
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SAN FRANCISCO/NEW YORK  - Thousands of U.S. gadget  fans flocked to stores on Friday to be the first buyers of  Apple's iPhone, a music-playing and Web-browsing device  expected to shake up the mobile industry.
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Apple Inc.'s  widely  anticipated music and video playing iPhone will allow  subscribers to wirelessly stream material from Google Inc.'s   popular video sharing site YouTube, Apple said on  Wednesday.
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Maybe it's due to how easy Apple has made it to search the web via Safari on the device, but the number of search queries on the iPhone are shocking Google.
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The company said that its new product would establish a cellphone advertising network in which Google would match ads with the content of mobile Web pages.
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Google may have plans to expand its search engine beyond static text.
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Plus: iPhone price cut, Google Phone rumors, and more.
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Apple Inc.&#39;s widely anticipated music  and video playing iPhone will allow subscribers to wirelessly  stream material from Google Inc.&#39;s popular video sharing site  YouTube, Apple said on Wednesday.
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(InfoWorld) - Spending on mobile search and display advertising will skyrocket in the coming years in the U.S., finally making cell phones a viable vehicle for this type of online marketing, according to research firm The Kelsey Group. Spending is expected to total $33.2 million this year and grow at a compound annual rate of 112 percent through 2012, when it will hit $1.4 billion, Kelsey Group analyst Matt Booth said. This means that major players in online advertising,Â such asÂ Google, Microsoft, and Yahoo, as well as the major mobile carriers, will battle it out in a market that is uncharted territory. "Between now and 2012, the opportunity [in this market] is wide open," Booth said. As the market morphs from tiny into sizable, Internet companies and carriers are learning as they go, figuring out how to compete and partner with each other, win over advertisers, and better serve mobile subscribers, he said. The boost in spending follows technology advances, such as the increasing availability of mobile broadband services, the expansion of GPS capabilities, and improvements in device usability at the hardware and software levels, he said. For Google, the broadening of the mobile channel for search advertising comes at a good time because it currently has ad inventory backed up awaiting increased traffic, Booth said. It's no secret that mobile is the next big frontier for Internet services and advertising, although the market's explosion has been prematurely predicted in the past. Kelsey Group expects mobile Internet users to grow at a 20 percent compound annual clip in the U.S. through 2012, when there will be almost 92 million people going online via their cell phones. Previous unfulfilled expectations haven't discouraged Google, Yahoo, Microsoft and other big Internet companies from adapting in recent years their PC-based online services like e-mail, instant messaging, photo managers, and search engines for mobile devices. Yahoo, for example, has a suite of mobile services and applications called Yahoo Go for Mobile 2.0, while Google offers mobile versions of several services, including Gmail, Maps, YouTube, Picasa, Blogger, and search. Meanwhile, Microsoft's mobile offerings include Windows Live Hotmail, search, Spaces, and Messenger. Beyond adapting services to mobile devices,Â Google has also expressed interest in bidding in an upcoming U.S. Federal Communications Commission auction of 700MHz wireless spectrum set for January. There have also been rampant rumors thatÂ Google is developing a cell phone, but the company hasn't officially acknowledged those plans.
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Web search leader Google Inc.  is expected to post strong fourth-quarter results on Tuesday, driven by growth in its Web advertising businesses and increases in market share outside the United States, analysts said on Monday.
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Mobile developers go gaga over Google as they build location-based applications for phones, according to recent findings.