Home > Google Mobile Search > Google Search results optimized for feature phones in 38 languages
Google Search results optimized for feature phones in 38 languages
Posted on Wednesday, July 1, 2009 by android apps market for tablests
One of our top goals on the mobile search team is to bring you the comprehensiveness of Google's web search while optimizing the search experience for your mobile device and in your language. Here is an update on our progress.
After launching new optimized search results pages last December for iPhone and Android-powered devices in the US, our team has been working hard to bring universal search results to more devices in more countries. In March, we expanded the availability of the new iPhone and Android format to over 20 countries. Since then, we've also launched the new experience for feature phones in the US and in Japan. Today, we're happy to announce that the new format is available on all device models in over 60 countries and 38 languages.
Whether you have a smartphone or a feature phone, if you have mobile internet access you can get the new mobile-optimized Google Search results pages on your phone just about anywhere in the world. Just go to Google.com in your browser and do a search.
The new format provides improved support for the universal search results you are familiar with on your computer.
As always, we appreciate your feedback so leave us comments below or stop by our Forum to let us know what you think.
Posted by Reza Ziaei, Frank Xue, and Haruki Sato, Software Engineers, Google Mobile Team
After launching new optimized search results pages last December for iPhone and Android-powered devices in the US, our team has been working hard to bring universal search results to more devices in more countries. In March, we expanded the availability of the new iPhone and Android format to over 20 countries. Since then, we've also launched the new experience for feature phones in the US and in Japan. Today, we're happy to announce that the new format is available on all device models in over 60 countries and 38 languages.
Whether you have a smartphone or a feature phone, if you have mobile internet access you can get the new mobile-optimized Google Search results pages on your phone just about anywhere in the world. Just go to Google.com in your browser and do a search.
The new format provides improved support for the universal search results you are familiar with on your computer.
- When available, News, Images, Blog, Video and Product Search results are blended right into your result page.
- Many of your favorite Google Search features now appear in the first result to provide direct answers to your searches.
- We continue to optimize specific results for mobile, so local listings for restaurants in London, for example, provide easy-to-select phone number links.
As always, we appreciate your feedback so leave us comments below or stop by our Forum to let us know what you think.Posted by Reza Ziaei, Frank Xue, and Haruki Sato, Software Engineers, Google Mobile Team
Category Article Google Mobile Search
Powered by Blogger.
Blog Archive
-
▼
2009
(496)
-
▼
July
(61)
- We're Listening
- We're Listening
- The Iterative Web App: Links Got Shorter and Smarter
- The Iterative Web App: Links Got Shorter and Smarter
- DP aka Dataran Pahlawan Malacca.
- The Most Reliable
- Google Latitude. Now for iPhone.
- Google Latitude. Now for iPhone.
- Interesting Contrast
- Waving the Red Flag
- Microsoft's Ads Redux
- Layers of fun in Google Maps for mobile 3.2
- Layers of fun in Google Maps for mobile 3.2
- August 14 Workshop Update
- To VBO or Not to VBO...
- Improved Blender Export
- Refactoring Nav from Chapter 9
- Voyager Class Mixmaster
- Fixed & Improved Blender Export Script
- How MJ Died..
- A Little Ego Boost for a Friday
- WWDC 2009 Videos Available for Purchase
- Beginning iPhone 3 Development is Available
- Gah! Up is Down! Right is Wrong! Make it Stop!
- First Post
- Search with My Location for iPhone 3.0. And All t...
- Search with My Location for iPhone 3.0. And All t...
- Browse a collection of experts' favorite places us...
- Browse a collection of experts' favorite places us...
- New Device Rules
- Updating Project Hint
- Google Voice for Android and BlackBerry
- Google Voice for Android and BlackBerry
- Detail Editor Update: To Many Relationships
- Generic Detail Editor Update
- August 14 Workshop
- A Category on NSDate
- unusual business ideas that work Gadget
- Core Data Default Dates in Data Model
- A Kick-Ass Objective-C Programmer is a Kick-Ass C ...
- TinyPlayground Gadget
- Google Product Search for mobile now available for...
- Google Product Search for mobile now available for...
- Travelzoo UK Deals
- In Search of a Better Way: Editable Detail Views
- The Perils of Helping Others
- Core Plot
- More on Teaching
- An IPhone App Setback
- Oh, Good, Here Comes the Justice Department
- Windows Mobile: World Domination is In Sight!
- Core Data Navigation-Based Application
- iPhone Simulator Application Creator
- Wireless Carriers the Great Train Robbers of this ...
- An Exercise in Blatant Bias
- Core Data - Inserting a New Managed Object
- Google Search results optimized for feature phones...
- Google Search results optimized for feature phones...
- What, Me Teach?
- Mint Apps Promo Day is Today!
- Core Data - Determining if a Managed Object is New
-
▼
July
(61)