Looking for Answers on the Go?

[Kris Kumar]

<div class='os_post_top_link'><a href='http://mobile.answers.com/' target='_blank'>http://mobile.answers.com/</a><br /><br /></div><i>"Mobile.Answers.com provides instant answers on over a million topics. Using the same trusted content as the Answers.com site on your PC, this edition has been specially formatted for wireless handheld screens. Answers.com is the flagship product of the GuruNet Corporation, which leverages its patented technology and software tools to access concise and reliable information on demand."</i><br /><br /> <img src="http://www.smartphonethoughts.com/images/Kris-Apr2005-MobileAnswers.jpg" alt="User submitted image" title="User submitted image"/> <br /><br />Are you looking for the best definition for a topic, then point you mobile browser to <a href="http://Mobile.Answers.com">Mobile.Answers.com.</a> Walt Mossberg from Wall Street Journal has this to say about the search site - <i>"Answers.com is also a start toward a new search paradigm where the object is to provide real instant information, not just links to pages where that information may, or may not, be found. I urge you to try it."</i>

[Santa Fe]

Sounds good. I have been using Google (www.google.com) and Google SMS (US shortcode 46645). This seems just as fast. Be sure to put the "period" between "mobile" and "answers" or you get an unrelated Spanish site. :oops:

[Kris Kumar]

Be sure to put the "period" between "mobile" and "answers" or you get an unrelated Spanish site. :oops:

Good tip. :-)

I found the definitions to be quite good. Infact when your try "smartphone". You get this A cellphone platform from Microsoft that plays multimedia files and integrates with Outlook to retrieve wireless e-mails. Starting in 2003, Motorola and Samsung were the first cellphone makers to offer phones with the Microsoft technology. The Smartphone is part of the Windows Mobile platform, which provides versions of Windows for cellphones and Pocket PC PDAs. See smart phone and Pocket PC.

I like the fact it is Microsoft centric. ;-) Very few people know the difference between "Smartphone" and "smart phone" or "smartphone".