Google has just updated its mobile search app, Goggles for Android to version 1.4. The update brings in several nice new features including improved search history experience, search results suggestion from users and an enhanced business card recognition feature. With this update, Goggles for Android now allows you to search your Goggles results and make more »

Microsoft has just released new versions of Bing for Mobile for both iPhone and Android phones. These new versions brings in most of the nicest features that Bing for Mobile for Windows Phone 7 has. If you’re using Bing for Mobile on your iPhone or Android phone, you’d simply love these new features. Both apps more »

Finally, Google has enabled its recently released search feature, Google Instant for iPhone and Android phones. In case you’ve already forgot about this Google search feature, it’s basically an enhancement of your usual search experience wherein Google does not only display search results predictions but actual search results as you type. It was pretty helpful more »

Ad network Chitika has just released some interesting figures covering the iPhone search market. Do you really have to guess which search engine is dominating in this search space? – Google. What’s interesting about this Chitika report is the fact that Google is dominating the iPhone search market both through its iPhone app and the more »

Google has just introduced two enhancements to its mobile service to provide users a faster mobile search experience through a fast loading mobile homepage and better iGoogle gadget management.

First, they updated their mobile homepage to make mobile access faster than before. When users visit google.com using their mobile browser, Google will cache the homepage so that when users bookmark the homepage, they will have quicker time when loading it during their next visit. This is possible no matter where users came from, whether through the mobile browser or through Google’s mobile search plug-in.

CTIA Wireless ain’t just about the hardware. Sooner or later, you know a new application was bound to be revealed. And although Yahoo!’s latest development might not be something entirely new, it still ushers in a few cool features that are worthy of mention. I’m talking about Yahoo!’s improved oneSearch app, now called oneSearch 2.0, with new features that are already available for a few select Blackberry devices.

With oneSearch 2.0, users can now search instantly from the standby screen of their mobile devices, and this is further helped by Yahoo! Mobile Search Assist, which works in the same way as Yahoo!’s very own search suggest feature from their homepage on the Internet. This means that the most common search results will begin popping up even if you’re only three letters into typing your search term, plus it will also work to refine your search from more general terms. Let’s say for example that you’re searching for Ketchup, the intelligent Search Assist feature will then bring refined search terms according to your query, like Tomato Ketchup, Banana Ketchup, etc. Certainly makes searching for groceries much easier, eh?

AOL has announced 3 new developments in its drive to bring various services to customers via their mobile phones. The new AOL MyMobile services have been launched in beta, the AOL Mobile Search now enables easy access to Blackberry devices and the expansion of the AIM TEXT across all major carriers in the U.S.

The AOL MyMobile is a suite of mobile services that provides customers with personalized access to AIM, AOL Mail, AOL CityGuide, Moviefone, MapQuest, AOL Local Search, AOL News, Weather, Sports and AOL Pictures. All these services will run seamlessly together on users mobile phones. AOL MyMobile was built using Action Engine’s on-device portal technology. AOL MyMobile beta can now accessed by visiting http://wap.aol.com/mymobile on your mobile phone and selecting the “Get AOL MyMobile BETA” option.