Google Newspaper BarCode Ads Takes Cell Phone to Site

Google Print, the division of Google focused on selling ad space in print media, has begun experimenting with adding bar codes to ads. A user could then take a photo of this bar code on their cell phones and be taken to a particular website in their mobile web browser.

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Busy sending SMS to your friends for this Valentine

Busy sending SMS to your friends for this Valentine? Many of you should at least have 100 SMS send out for this Christmas and New Year even, right. What do you actually type in your message? Do you just copy some cool special text from some books or just think of the content yourself? Well, if you’re looking for something special to write, then you should check out this SMSGuild. The site has lots of messages collection submitted by many people. The messages have been categorized into festivals greetings, good luck, bless, get well soon, funny, break up, best wishes and many more. If you’re running out of ideas on what to send to your friends, then you should check out this site.

You can even share your SMS messages and submit it to the site if you wrote some good messages. You will be given credit by showing your signature below the message you submitted.

You should start to prepare your SMS message for the coming Valentine’s Day.

Have fun.

Best Companies 2008 - FORTUNE Magazines

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Yahoo Gives a Big Finger to Microsoft Offer

Yahoo Inc would consider a business alliance with Google Inc as one way to rebuff a $44.6 billion takeover proposal by Microsoft

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Google 'improves' mobile search

Google has launched a new search service for mobile phones, promising "faster" and "more relevant results".The facility gathers regular and mobile web results, news, images and local listings, meaning people no longer have to specify a type of search.

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