BARCELONA, Spain - Google and Nokia -- the world's most popular search engine and largest cell phone maker respectively -- said Tuesday that Google's search engine will be incorporated into the Nokia Search application.
The Google search engine will join Yahoo! and Windows Live, which are already offered. The integration will be rolled out in selected markets with the launch of four new Nokia models announced earlier at the World Mobile Congress.
"This integration allows our consumers the ability to use the innovative search technologies, which have made Google almost synonymous with Internet search," said Ilkka Raiskinen, vice present for software and services at Nokia.
Google search was previously available on Nokia Internet tablets and last year the Nokia N95 8GB became the first mobile device to fully support the video-sharing platform YouTube, Nokia said in a release.
