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Google News Goes Mobile
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By Allen Tsai | Wed Mar 01, 2006 6:55 am |
Google today announced the availability of Google News for mobile devices. Google News offers quick headline updates, the ability to search current news and browse categories. To access Google News, users visit google.com on their mobile phone's web browser, and click the link to Google News. Users will then be directed to links and headlines for the top news stories.
Once an article has been selected, users are sent directly to the news source. Google News also provides users with the option to browse through quick links to specific news categories such as Business, Science/Tech, Sports, Health, and Entertainment. Only sources whose content has been designed specifically for viewing on mobile devices are displayed, ensuring that users can quickly and easily read the news they want.Google News is currently available in the U.S., and Google is exploring opportunities to make the service available in other international markets. To learn more about Google News mobile services, visit http://mobile.google.com .
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