Apple's flagship handset is at the moment only available in few countries but that doesn't stop Google from offering the iPhone-optimized version of its services to 33 markets! Do they know something we don't? Like, which markets iPhone will hit in the future? Or that's just their idea to provide iPhone globetrottin' customers with "Google [...]

mobilePeople is bringing its award-winning "liquid" mobile search platform to iPhone. The idea is of course to get some media attention (they got ours), while "extending new monetisation opportunities for directory publishers and directory assistance companies" at the same time. That being said, users of the Apple's shiny handset will be able to search Yellow Pages, [...]

You’ve probably heard about Copernic and their popular Desktop and/or Web Search client. Like many other companies on the market, they too want to get some media attention by affiliating their offering with Apple’s hyped handset. Hence, the latest update of Copernic Mobile includes a new iPhone/iPod Touch optimized user interface. Everything remains the same for end-user and he/she won’t even notice any difference — server simply recognizes the mobile phone (web browser) you’re using and serves an appropriate UI… More information about Copernic’s mobile offering is available from here . ---Related Articles at IntoMobile:iPhone hacked to include Hebrew supportMactracker updated with iPhone and iPod Touch infoGlide Mobile adds Windows Media support to the iPhoneiPhone v1.1.2 jailbreak updated with activation and PowerPC supportApple prepping first iPhone software update for release

The iPhone SDK is coming in February next year and apparently apart from the support for the third-party apps, we may also see the iPhone enhanced with Spotlight-like search. According to analyst at PiperJaffray - Gene Munster, we should expect the contextual search feature allowing the iPhone users to locate contacts, emails, phone numbers and/or calendar events (files?) through a single search interface. Somehow I also believe this will be the case. By opening iPhone’s OS to third party developers, we may have to deal with different filetypes. So, it’s only natural to have some kind of search (and browse) functionality built inside the iPhone to make that easily manageable. We’ll see… [Via: AppleInsider ] ---Related Articles at IntoMobile:Major iPhone update in works?InfoSpace ready for iPhone usersApple CAN update iPhones remotely!Extra year of iPhone guarantee available for $69Veveo funded; Coming to Verizon?