Today Microsoft launched a mobile behavioral targeting solution. This means the same behavioral targeting elements used on Microsoft’s online properties are available to buyers of the company’s mobile display ad inventory.
Google Mobilizes Gmail Tasks
About two months ago, Google announced a new "Tasks" feature in Gmail Labs. the feature provides a window in Gmail similar to that of chat and lets you add tasks by simply clicking in the empty area and starting to type.
Now they are offering a mobile version of the feature for iPhones and Android devices. It is also accessible by any xhtml enabled phone.
Yahoo Mobilizes March Madness
The NCAA men’s basketball tournament draws plenty of interest, with Yahoo on hand to help out people who may be away from a television during the games.
Yahoo Mobilizes Sponsored Search
Their mobile web services available in the United States and the United Kingdom will see the beta launch of sponsored search results appearing on mobile handsets.
Google Mobilizes Traffic Data
Live traffic information for more than 30 cities in the United States will be as close as a commuter’s mobile phone via the Google Maps for Mobile service.
Oregan Mobilizes Flash Renderer
Staying afloat in the movement to make web content available more smoothly on non-PC entertainment devices, Oregan Networks unveiled a new web media rendering engine for content authored with Macromedia Flash tools.
PayPal Mobilizes Money By Phone
With a PayPal account, users can send and receive payments from their using text messaging from their mobile phones.
MySpace Mobilizes Phone Blogging
Young people like MySpace, but love their cellphones; MySpace wants to tap into that love with a line of mobile phones and a service so users can carry their brand wherever they go.
Google Local Mobilizes
The extension of Google Local and its maps to wireless phones will include satellite imagery just as it is available from a computer. A free download for Java-enabled phones lets users take Google Local for mobile along for a trip.
AOL Mobilizes Search For Cell Phones
America Online (AOL) announced a new mobile search service for mobile phones on Wednesday. The news release said the AOL division of Time Warner is testing a new suite of services that give users access to Search, Pinpoint Shopping and AOL Yellow Pages.