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Four Times as Many People Are Googling Stuff On Their Phones In Past Year

By Kat Hannaford Published September 9, 2010, 9:20 am ET

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If you’ve been using Google Search on your phones, pat yourselves on the back—you’ve given Google another reason to smile this week. Their director of product management revealed the news yesterday, at the Citi Technology Conference. [AllThingsD]

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