While skimming the web I ran across an article titled, “Youngsters not happy oldies going online.” I had not even read the article when I then came across a poll, “Where’s the Facebook line?” More►

Word on the web, says several mainstream publications are scrambling for worthy content. In the meantime, they stuff their pages with useless iPhone banter and cram ridonkulous lies onto the unsuspecting sheeple who cling to their words as if they contain the secrets of life.

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Vodafone Group Plc and Google are working to develop mobile search services for Vodafone mobile customers. Not much else to say.

From Yahoo!

My apologies everybody, this was meant to be posted yesterday but it was stuck in the system.

Vodafone and Microsoft yesterday announced the European launch of Windows Mobile E-Mail from Vodafone.� It’s going to based on Microsoft Windows Mobile 5.0 and is going to contain the Messaging and Security Feature Pack (MSFP), along with the new Direct Push technology.

Remember, this is going to be in European markets starting in about a month or so (March). Vodafone will provide Windows Mobile 5.0-powered devices with Direct Push Technology to it’s business customers in France, Germany and the U.K.

Expect this new service to branch into Vodafones other territories later in the year.

Windows Mobile E-Mail from Vodafone will enable mobile phone users Direct Push E-Mail in a format similiar to Microsoft’s Office platform.� Customer will be able synchronize directly from Outlook. Microsoft Office Excel Mobile and Word Mobile attachments can be handled without encumbrance, being viewed, edited and returned.

From Microsoft