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Wednesday, December 10, 2008

Street View on Nokia S60 and Windows Mobile? Check.

(cross posted with the Google LatLong Blog)

In case you hadn't noticed, the Google Street View team has been busy photographing France, Italy, Spain, and Australia. Given the international focus of recent Street View launches, it's time we make Street View accessible on phones that are especially popular in those countries. We're excited to announce the availability of Google Maps for mobile version 2.3 with Street View on Nokia S60 and Windows Mobile. Street View was previously released on Google Maps for Android, BlackBerry, and iPhone.

Street View lets you access street level imagery to help orient yourself when looking for places, businesses, or getting directions. Say you're going to meet with friends at an unfamiliar restaurant. Now you can search for it in Google Maps for mobile, click on "Street View", and see what the place and surrounding area look like. Similarly, say you need to get to a shop in a part of town you don't know. Find it using your phone, get directions to it, and see how to get there with full-screen panorama images of every step along the way.

While Street View is not yet available everywhere, we'll continue rolling out support across other geographies in the coming months.

Check out this demo of Street View (albeit on a BlackBerry) to get an idea of how things work:


Besides Street View, the new version of Google Maps for mobile also has a bunch of other new features: request walking directions (in addition to driving and public transit) to get anywhere on foot, receive transit alerts from participating public transportation authorities, and see what other people think of a place by reading reviews directly on your phone. We've also overhauled the entire user interface to make the app more responsive and easier to use.

So if you have a Nokia S60 or Windows Mobile smartphone, go ahead and download the new version of Google Maps by visiting google.com/gmm on your phone. Enjoy the (street) view!

by Flavio Lerda, Software Engineer

Monday, December 8, 2008

Mobile Tricks... Holiday Edition!

You've seen our useful Mobile Tips for the holiday season... now how about some fun Tricks? Mobile Tricks, our YouTube channel celebrating all things cellular, has dressed up for the holidays with some new themed videos. How do you use your phone to get through the season? Show us in a video, and submit it on our channel. We'll post some of our favorites in this blog each week. Here are a few videos to start spreading the holiday cheer. It appears Santa is pretty handy with his phone!







And as before, we got together to give some tricks of our own, from looking up store hours without needing to type, to tracking packages. We're sure you do even more interesting, fun things though, so show us!

New AdWords options for iPhone and G1

Today, the Google mobile ads team is announcing a new campaign-level option that allows those of you who are AdWords advertisers to show your desktop text and image ads on the iPhone, the T-Mobile G1, and other mobile devices with full (HTML) Internet browsers. The ads can point to desktop landing pages so you don't need to create mobile landing pages or ads in mobile formats. The ads will have many of the same benefits as our standard mobile ads, such as the delivery of mobile-specific calls-to-action and reaching mobile users that are searching with their phones more than ever -- especially during the holiday season.

You may have seen ads running on the iPhone and G1 already. That's because Google Search on these devices used to show desktop results pages modified for these phones. Recently, the Google mobile team launched new results pages formatted specifically for the iPhone. Now, advertisers will be able to display ads exclusively on these mobile devices, create campaigns for them, and get separate performance reporting. If you prefer not to show your desktop ads on these phones, you can opt out and show ads only on desktop and laptop computers.

To target ads for G1 and iPhone, go to your campaign settings tab in your AdWords account. Then for the "Device Platform" option under "Networks and Bidding," select "iPhones and other mobile devices with full internet browsers." As additional devices that use full browsers enter the market, your ads will show on those phones, too. You can visit the AdWords Help Center for more detailed instructions and watch my video below for a quick demo. If you currently have an AdWords campaign running, by default your campaign will show ads on desktop and laptop computers, as well as iPhone and G1.

Note that if you're currently running our mobile ads, this new option for desktop ads does not affect your campaign. You can still create mobile ads that show up on other mobile devices like before. For a refresher on our mobile ad formats, check out my past posts on the Google mobile blog and past videos on the mobile blog YouTube channel.



Tuesday, December 2, 2008

Count down to 2009 with Google Mobile Tips

Whether you're shopping or traveling, entertaining or keeping in touch, let Google mobile make your life a little easier this holiday season with Google Mobile Tips.

From now through January 1, 2009, we'll post one new tip each day on our Google Mobile Tips microsite. You can also view the tips on your phone by simply entering your phone number on the microsite and clicking "Send". You'll receive an SMS text message with a link that leads to a tip on a mobile web page.

Today's tip is on voice search. Many of you may know that we recently launched Google Mobile App for the iPhone with voice search. However, did you know that you can tap the green highlighted text in the search bar to see alternative predictions of what you've spoken? If the voice recognition for a query is close but not perfect, try tapping this text to see if your desired query is in the list. If it is, then just tap the list item to see your search results. Voice search can come in handy when you're looking for that perfect gift -- whatever that may be.

Make life even easier by taking a look at this countdown to 2009 for tips about other Google products like Product Search, Checkout, Maps, and more. There's even a gadget that you can add to your iGoogle page -- read more on the Official Google Blog.

Friday, November 28, 2008

HARGA HP NOKIA DESEMBER

HARGA HP NOKIA BULAN DESEMBER


NOKIA N95 BLACK 8GB
Rp. 6,100,000

NOKIA N 95
Rp. 4,900,000

NOKIA N 92
Rp. 4,750,000

NOKIA N 90
Rp. 3,000,000

NOKIA N82 MMC 2GB
Rp. 4,900,000

NOKIA N81 BLUE 2GB MMC
Rp. 3,750,000

NOKIA N81 BLACK 8GB
Rp. 4,300,000

NOKIA N77
Rp. 3,800,000

NOKIA N76 BLACK
Rp. 3,300,000

NOKIA N 73 + MMC 2 GB
Rp. 2,950,000

NOKIA N 73
Rp. 2,750,000

NOKIA N 70 + MMC 128 MB
Rp. 2,150,000

NOKIA N 70 + MMC 1 GB
Rp. 2,250,000

NOKIA E90-RED
Rp. 8,200,000

NOKIA E90
Rp. 8,100,000

NOKIA E 65 + MMC 256 MB
Rp. 3,900,000

NOKIA E 65
Rp. 3,900,000

NOKIA E61I
Rp. 3,900,000

NOKIA E51 BLACK
Rp. 2,625,000

NOKIA 8800 ARTE
Rp. 11,500,000

NOKIA 8600 BLACK
Rp. 6,750,000

NOKIA 7900 PRISM
Rp. 3,550,000

NOKIA 7610 + MMC 128 MB
Rp. 1,625,000

NOKIA 7500 PRISM BLACK
Rp. 1,850,000

NOKIA 7088
Rp. 1,750,000

NOKIA 7088
Rp. 1,750,000

NOKIA 6500S BLACK/SILVER MMC 256 MB
Rp. 3,050,000

NOKIA 6500 CLASSIC BLACK
Rp. 2,650,000

NOKIA 6300
Rp. 1,825,000

NOKIA 6275 I
Rp. 1,850,000

NOKIA 6120 CLASSIC
Rp. 2,200,000

NOKIA 6111
Rp. 1,750,000

NOKIA 6110 NAVIGATOR WHITE
Rp. 3,650,000

NOKIA 6110 NAVIGATOR - BLACK
Rp. 3,650,000

NOKIA 6088 BLACK
Rp. 1,325,000

NOKIA 6080
Rp. 900,000

NOKIA 6070
Rp. 845,000

NOKIA 6030
Rp. 615,000

NOKIA 5700
Rp. 2,450,000

NOKIA 5610 BLUE EXPRESS MUSIC
Rp. 2,800,000

NOKIA 5310 RED EXPRESS MUSIC
Rp. 2,050,000

NOKIA 5300
Rp. 1,500,000

NOKIA 5200
Rp. 1,150,000

NOKIA 5070 WHITE
Rp. 849,000

NOKIA 3500C GREY MMC 256 MB
Rp. 1,375,000

NOKIA 3230 BLACK 128MMC
Rp. 1,650,000

NOKIA 2630 BLACK
Rp. 925,000

NOKIA 2626
Rp. 600,000

NOKIA 2600 CLASSIC BLUE
Rp. 949,000

NOKIA 2310
Rp. 535,000

NOKIA 1650 BLACK
Rp. 565,000
HARGA / COST

NOKIA 1600
Rp. 535,000

NOKIA 1325 GREY
Rp. 635,000

NOKIA 1265 BLUE
Rp. 510,000

NOKIA 1208 BLACK
Rp. 435,000

NOKIA 1112
Rp. 420,000

Monday, November 24, 2008

Got Questions? Try the new Google Mobile Help Forum

We know that with many Google products launching on an array of mobile devices, you're bound to have questions. And with all your experience using those products and devices, you're also likely to have some knowledge to share. Even though we've tried to make our help center as up to date as possible, you'll likely have even more questions that we haven't addressed yet. We can't talk to everyone -- there are millions of you! -- but we've been working hard to provide you with better ways to express your views and discuss our products. To that end, we're very excited to invite you to a housewarming party as our help community moves from Google Groups to a brand new platform: the Google Mobile Help Forum.

The new platform was built from scratch to offer you some exciting new features:
  • Q&A format to help you find answers quickly
  • Improved search and integration with the Google Mobile Help Center
  • Better spam detection and prevention
  • Public recognition of Top Contributors and frequent posters (with more posting privileges as you make your way up)
  • Ability to subscribe to ask questions and receive answers via email
Naturally, we're pumped for the move. We've got a dynamic system of levels to reward your contributions, and a profile that you can personalize. You can subscribe to the forum (or to individual discussions) by RSS feed. You can even vote on which responses answer the question best and mark a best answer to a question you asked.

The new forum is just one step in our quest to build better products and connect you with one another, so stay tuned for more. As part of this transition, we'll archive the current Google Help Group, as well as the Google Mobile Community. We hope you'll use the Forum not just when you need help, but also to share your enthusiasm and give tips and tricks to the whole mobile community. So stop by to introduce youself, and stay to ask and answer a few questions.

Friday, November 21, 2008

NOKIA NEW COST

NOKIA 5610
Harga :
Rp. 3,000,000

NOKIA 5310
Harga :
Rp. 2,200,000


NOKIA 6500 Classic
Harga :
Rp. 2,450,000


NOKIA 7500
Harga :
Rp. 1,975,000


NOKIA 3500
Harga :
Rp. 1,400,000


NOKIA E61i
Harga :
Rp. 3,750,000

NOKIA E65
Harga :
Rp. 3,250,000

NOKIA 6110 Navigator
Harga :
Rp. 3,825,000

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