Google's Local (Mobile) Coupon Move

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Google's Local (Mobile) Coupon Move « Screenwerk By Greg Sterling Now, recognizing that mobile users are interested in deals, Google is doing mobile distribution of local business coupons. It has to get the businesses to create them in the first place (still something of a challenge) but the PC-mobile ... Screenwerk - http://gesterling.wordpress.com/

Google Puts Coupons on Your Phone so You Can Forget the Scissors ... By Adam Pash With their new mobile coupons feature, Google wants to make it easier for you to access coupons on the go when you're too busy to sit down with the paper and clip coupons. Lifehacker Comments - http://lifehacker.com/

Google LatLong: With coupons on your phone, it doesn't matter ... By elaine First up, with more and more people using their mobile devices to find local businesses, we've added a new option for Local Business Center users in the US to display their coupons on mobile devices. Additionally, we've made it simpler ... Google LatLong - http://google-latlong.blogspot.com/

Google Maps Navigation Now Available for Older Android Devices ...

现在就可以下载使用了。型爆的 Navigation   Google Maps Navigation Now Available for Older Android Devices ... By Lisa Hoover Previously users wanting to run Google Maps Navigation on their Android phones either needed a 2.0 device (like the Droid) or resorted to this workaround. Today, Google announced the application is now available for pretty much every ... Lifehacker Comments - http://lifehacker.com/

Google Navigation Update For Android 1.6! | Android Phone Fans By Rob Jackson Google has officially launched an update for Android 1.6 that allows American Android users to enjoy Google Navigation! That's right ladies and gentlemen... Android Phone Fans - http://phandroid.com/

 

Google Maps Navigation officially comes to Android 1.6 -- Engadget By Chris Ziegler digg_url = 'http://digg.com/gadgets/Google_Maps_Navigation_officially_comes_to_Android_1_6'; You might've thought that Google was positioning its i. Engadget - http://www.engadget.com/