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Google Personalized Home for mobiles

by Jordan Running on January 16, 2006 at 06:50 PM

The latest product in a big mobile push from Google is Google Personalized Home for Mobile, which is exactly what it sounds like: a version of Google Personalized Home for cell phones and PDAs. It includes access to your Gmail inbox, news headlines, weather, stock quotes, movie showtimes, and "a variety of popular RSS and Atom feeds," all from within your phone or PDA's web browser. According to the Google Mobile web site, you can log in with the same Gmail account as you use on the PC version of Google Personalized Home and get all of your customized content modules.

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