Google has expanded the personalization of its
home page beyond the browser and onto the cell phone; it's called Google Mobile Home. This page explains how to do it; you must customize the
portable page separately from the browser page. This is a good thing, as it allows the user to select different content
for the road, and for the time of day in which a cell phone might typically be used for the Internet. For example, stock
prices could be important on the phone during the day, but unimportant on the browser page which is accessed at night.Google Makes Personalized Home Page Portable
Google has expanded the personalization of its
home page beyond the browser and onto the cell phone; it's called Google Mobile Home. This page explains how to do it; you must customize the
portable page separately from the browser page. This is a good thing, as it allows the user to select different content
for the road, and for the time of day in which a cell phone might typically be used for the Internet. For example, stock
prices could be important on the phone during the day, but unimportant on the browser page which is accessed at night.Reader Comments
(Page 1)2. old story, but still something we can all benefit from, especially w/ my new phone! :)
Posted at 2:30PM on Apr 18th 2008 by x box 360 vs ps3
3. it looks good but not looks clean. so many things we can add inn it.like any Google product webmaster tool, gmail chat etc.
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Posted at 10:57AM on Nov 2nd 2008 by jhon
6. http://your-ps3-for-free.blogspot.com/
Posted at 9:46PM on May 14th 2007 by Jim
7. http://nintendo-wii-4-free.blogspot.com/
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Posted at 2:04PM on Jun 22nd 2007 by Kiet
8. Nice entry. Thank you!
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Posted at 10:19PM on Jun 23rd 2007 by butlimous
9. I love my personalized google page, it rocks.
http://www.free-ipod-touch.blogspot.com
Posted at 6:15PM on Nov 18th 2007 by JS
10. Unfortunately, I can't choose to access this via a mobile.google.com URL. They're directing you to google.com and then detecting that you're on a mobile device. My T-Mobile Sidekick, obnoxiously, but with reason, refuses to identify itself as mobile, and I'm stuck w/ the web browser homepage and a bunch of errors.
11. My problem is I don't think Verizon Wireless support xhtml.
Posted at 12:54PM on Jan 13th 2006 by Stephen
12. I love my iGoogle
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Posted at 9:46PM on Dec 14th 2007 by Jose
15. Someone made a similar "dashboard" for nokia series 60 phones in python (http://www.eriksmartt.com/blog/archives/183). I wonder what the privacy implications of using Google's personalized mobile homepage would be... Do any mobile phone operators send your phone number as part of your hostname to servers? We have a big problem of SMS spam in France and Ireland.
Posted at 6:18AM on Jan 19th 2006 by Eoin Dubsky
16. Google is awesome!
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Posted at 1:19AM on Dec 22nd 2007 by bar345
17. Good Work Google. You never disappoint anyone.
Vivek Sachdeva
Posted at 6:13AM on Jan 20th 2006 by Vivek Sachdeva
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1. Google is so good nowadays
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Posted at 3:14PM on Apr 16th 2008 by kate