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To: Moominoid who wrote (65761)	7/1/2005 12:44:46 AM
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thestreet.com "Because so many folks were upset with my commentary on Google " See MOO - it is an EMOTIONAL play now and I bet all your stats haven't figured out how to predict emotional reactions. websearch.about.com "T-Mobile has announced it will use Google’s web search engine as the starting point for surfing the net on its mobile phones. T-Mobile, Deutsche Telekom's mobile arm, is Europe’s second-largest provider and has been preparing to make the move to provide full internet access on its phones. The partnership with Google is expected to give them a substantial edge. "With the Google home page, we want tell our customers from the first moment that they are carrying with them the internet they know from home," said T-Mobile board member Ulli Gritzuhn at a news conference in T-Mobile's Bonn, Germany, headquarters. Right now on verizon wireless I don't like thier portal, wap google and wap ebay and wap slashdot are my favorite links on my phone.