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With the GSMA Mobile World Congress in full swing, major Web properties are unveiling new plans to further embed themselves into both existing and forthcoming smart phones.
Yahoo! Inc. said Feb. 17 that it will soon launch a new mobile service that will operate as an application on various handsets, including the iPhone from Apple Inc. and phones from Nokia Corp., Samsung and Motorola Inc., among others.
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