Mobile search will take off with 3G-search engine technology

Industry experts believe that with the continuous development of wireless Internet services, mobile phone users are increasingly demanding mobile search services. Looking forward to the future, with the approaching of 3G commercialization, mobile search businesses will inevitably enter a stage of rapid development.
Mobile search has become a hot wireless Internet application
With the continuous development of the Internet and the explosive growth of network information resources, online search has become a very convenient way for people to obtain effective information from the Internet's "massive" information, become the most successful business application after email. In the face of the gold mine of search engines, Internet giants such as Google, Baidu, Yahoo, and Sina have successively launched special services such as music, images, news, and local search.
In 2005, when Internet search services were surging, mobile search gradually became mature and attracted widespread attention. In fact, over the past few years, with the increasingly improved G network, wireless Internet services have been constantly enriched. Especially with the approaching pace of 3G commercialization, it is a very realistic problem to let mobile phone users quickly find the information they need in the numerous wireless Internet worlds.
The biggest advantage of mobile search is that it breaks the computer's cable constraints and allows users to instantly obtain the required information through their mobile phones. Industry insiders believe that from the perspective of actual application, mobile phone search and PC search adopt similar basic principles, but mobile phone search is not a simple flip of network search, the difference is reflected in two aspects: first, PC search emphasizes "massive", and search results are more favorable; while mobile phone screen is smaller, therefore, you need to filter excess images, hyperlinks, Flash, and other content to provide users with the most accurate and valuable content. Secondly, mobile phone search can be performed anytime and anywhere, which makes the search content and search process more user-friendly.
Globally, traditional Internet search engine providers such as Google and Yahoo have accelerated their entry into the mobile search field in the past three years and successively launched mobile search engines based on text messages and WAP, start to provide mobile search services. From Europe to North America and Asia, some mainstream mobile operators have gradually launched mobile search services. Particularly striking is that in February this year, Google announced an agreement with Vodafone, which has been incorporated into Voda, a global telecom operator.