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More G in mobile space...

jack44 | 10 August, 2007 13:31

After iPhone, we should be prepared for... gPhone(s). According to The Wall Street Journal ("Google Pushes Tailored Phones
To Win Lucrative Ad Market
" article), "The company, which has made billions of dollars in Web advertising on computers, is courting wireless operators to carry handsets customized to Google products, including its search engine, email and a new mobile Web browser, say people familiar with the plans. It wants to capture a big chunk of the fast-growing market for ads on cellphones." For wireless operators, the plans are a double-edged sword - on the one hand they will sell more data packages to subscribers, on the other hand they may lose control over the mobile-ad market ("What's interesting about the ads in the mobile phone is that they are twice as profitable or more than the nonmobile phone ads because they're more personal" said Google Chief Executive Eric Schmidt).
Google devices will have cameras for photo and video, built-in Wi-Fi, possibly 3G and GPS.


I wonder if people will accept a lot of advertisements in mobile world...

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Re: More G in mobile space...

tote_b5 | 12/08/2007, 18:48

tote_b5 It's worth noting that in the US carriers impact (or 'power' if you prefer) is much bigger than in the rest of the world. They may be resistant to Google's ambition, especially since Google has made it clear that they're interested in becoming a carrier themselves (http://mobile-thoughts.blogspot.com/2007/07/time-of-competition-peaceful-summer.html). And it seems to me that it really is a viable way without losing anything: if these carriers would like to enter mobile advertising market, they could make their own products for that purpose. For example, Google even helps them by offering their APIs for free. :)

Re: More G in mobile space...

balagopalks | 13/08/2007, 15:05

balagopalks If viewing advertisements could earn the user atleast some Cents - that would definitely attract some audience. I have came across a similar Indian website ( mginger.org ) , which pays you for reading SMS advertisements(never tried it myself though!).

Regards
Gopal
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