Orange signs partnership with Google to offer Google Mobile App
Orange announced that it has signed a multi-year strategic partnership with Google in order to provide customers with one-click access to Google Mobile App via various mobile platforms.
Google Mobile App will be launched by Orange across many Orange Signature handsets, including phones running Symbian S60, Windows Mobile and BlackBerry OS. The app will include links to Google News, Google Mail, Google Maps, the Orange mobile portal, and other services.
Orange will also launch a Google Search widget for its Android Signature phones. Moreover, starting this month, Android phones like HTC Tattoo (UK, France, Spain), HTC Hero (France) and LG Eve (France, Spain) get to have specially created services like Orange Email Wizard.
Orange is the first global mobile operator to offer Google Search App on different mobile platform. The company said that internet search on phones increased by 120% over the last year.
Via Press Release
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- HTC Tattoo (Click) announced, ships in October
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