Comments on: Because your phone is not a PC

By: Billy

Billy — Fri, 12 Oct 2007 09:16:36 +0000

I don’t think it wil work for now, maybe in the future. We will see

nice art. anyway

Grtz,

Billy

By: Josh

Josh — Tue, 28 Aug 2007 08:37:27 +0000

“You want instant answers, right on the results page — not a list of links.” Yes this is what I want. In The Netherlands we also have mobile internet and as far as I know the search options are the same as on you own PC. I think oneSearch is a great development for mobile internet. I bookmarked it in my phone.

By: Samue

Samue — Tue, 03 Jul 2007 16:42:40 +0000

Im having problems post to this blog is anyone else having the same problem

By: The Mobile Phone Man

The Mobile Phone Man — Thu, 28 Jun 2007 18:45:43 +0000

Thanks for your comments it good to read them. Make you think a little

By: gag

gag — Tue, 03 Apr 2007 09:07:53 +0000

around the corner, their is always something new but its who surprises whom that matters ;-)

P.S.
as posted at deepfish feedback

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I have not tried deepfish but i checked the demo and all the comments and my conclusion is stop further product development and i telling this for lot of reason but the main reason is the fact that you have not considered innovation factor in the mobile industry. I really dont think viewing pages is gonna be a problem in the future.
If you go ahead with this product then it should be so good future mobile innovation should center around deepfish. good luck.
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By: Ojas Rege

Ojas Rege — Mon, 02 Apr 2007 17:05:20 +0000

Javed N.: Ojas Rege here, director of mobile products for Yahoo!. We are familiar with that technology and have already seen some interesting deployments in Asia (check out our VP of Marketing David Riemer's post here. It's something to watch and could be a great way to increase consumer interaction on mobile. Thanks for the comment.

By: Jeff

Jeff — Thu, 29 Mar 2007 18:22:44 +0000

Please make HotJobs a mobile site… It would be great to browse it on my phone, but to view it I end up having to use Google to translate it into something I can view on my phone.

By: Javed N.

Javed N. — Wed, 28 Mar 2007 05:03:35 +0000

Marco: I’ve resisted posting here since reading your article due to the risk of being “banished forever”, but am taking a chance since I’ve found no other way of sharing this info. I will keep the comments short but can elaborate, if needed.
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Congratulations on making Yahoo’s entry into the mobile space in a big way…and ahead of Pay Pal’s mobile payment announcement of the same week!!!

I have a suggestion that may magnify Yahoo’s splash…..In addition to the capabilities of ‘oneSearch’ that require typing, imagine if you could add the ability to connect to mobile websites by simply ‘clicking’ on printed barcodes with a cell phone camera. The barcode, which is printed on virtually every package like a can of soup or a box of cereal will connect to whatever information the brand owner wants the consumer to see. Viewing movie trailers by scanning barcodes on posters outside a movie theater or getting description of a real estate property by clicking on a barcode on the ‘for sale’ sign are just a few examples. In the case of finding a pizza place, a click on a barcode printed on the pizza container, or on a paper placemat could access discount coupons for return visits, recipes, nutrition facts, etc.

The added capability will allow Yahoo to make any retail display, ad, publication or a product package interactive with the user. From contests, coupons, ticketing, direct purchases to real time information, the possibilities for accessing multimedia by simply clicking with a camera phone are many as proven in Japan. IATA, the International Air Transport Association will further validate use of barcodes when it requires replacing magnetic stripes on the back of boarding passes with printed barcodes.

The ‘patented’ technology is not too commonly known…..but exists.

Thanks.