Sprint and Google Offer First Wireless Image Search on PCS Phones

Dec 24 2002, 2:03pm EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Sprint and Google offer the first US-based image search on PCS Vision wireless phones. Offers immediate Access to Nearly 400 Million Images and 3 Billion Web Pages From Google

Google TM search services were previously available on the PCS Wireless Web and enabled customers to search for text-based sites and information. With the launch of PCS Vision from Sprint, customers are now able to view full-color photos and access sites and information with graphics and other enhancements.

Using their PCS Vision phones, customers can search for images of celebrities, view details of a car for sale or simply get their latest hometown news complete with color and graphics.

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