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New Google Mobile feature – a hidden gem?

Posted by Jack Cook on March 24, 2008 – 10:10 am
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…..  lets you search without typing

ZDnet I am on the road again and enjoying some time with my family as we head on our journey.  When time allows, I am reading my feeds and just ran into this cool, item that was worth stopping for to find a hotspot and post.  It is very cool and a hidden gem!

ZDNet.com had a piece about Google adding a new entry into their robots.txt file — one way you can keep tabs on what Google doesn’t want to see. The new entry that forbids crawlers from seeing http://www.google.com/m/lcb made Garrett Rogers naturally curious.

Well I was curious too and tried it.  I entered the zip code we were in and it very quickly let me browse through categories of businesses without you having to type a word.  So we are now at an Italian restaurant eating a great lunchthanks to Google.

Give http://www.google.com/m/lcb a try … it is very nice!

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  • hyedipin
    Jack, this is a great find! Thank You pal! :)
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