The two companies are now fighting for the mobile area

Jan 9, 2007 09:36 GMT  ·  By

Today, Yahoo announced that a new version of the mobile search engine is available and it is more powerful than ever. oneSearch, a search technology that is meant to help users find what they were looking for directly from the first search, is an innovative solution that bundles powerful search features with a nice looking interface. Because Yahoo is trying to conquer the mobile search world, Google is already challenging the giant portal with a new partnership meant to improve the functionality of the mobile services.

Samsung is one of the leaders in the mobile telecommunications area with more than 128.000 employees in 120 offices located in 57 countries. The company is currently producing one of the most attracting mobile devices with unique designs and powerful software solutions.

The partnership between Google and Samsung will result in multiple devices with Google services that will enable clients to search all kinds of information and manage the e-mail account. The Samsung products will contain several Google solutions such as Google search, the most powerful search engine on the internet, Google Maps, a service that helps you view maps captured from the satellite and Gmail to help you read your e-mail account.

"Samsung has already launched, the Ultra Edition 13.8 (SGH-Z720), its first mobile handset installed with Google mobile search and Gmail services. The slim 3G Z720 is only 13.8mm in thinness, is HSDPA ready, and comes with a 3-megapixel camera, MP3 Player, and Bluetooth connectivity. The HSDPA connectivity combined with embedded an Internet browser and Google mobile services will provide users with a rich mobile Internet experience. Future models will also be Google-ready as consumers continue to demand trouble-free mobile Internet access. Consumers will enjoy and appreciate Samsung's simple-to-use user interface and Google's familiarity for an effortless mobile Internet experience," Google said in a press release.