Both Internet players have new products ready to roll for mobile devices, with Google making another mobile-centric deal while Yahoo debuts its Go service.
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The Consumer Electronics Show became a mobile Internet playground, as Google and Yahoo made announcements that will broaden the presence of their brands on mobile handsets.
Motorola and Nokia figured in the plans of the two Internet competitors. Google got a Opera software.
"Our relationship with Google provides an opportunity for us to offer a high quality mobile search experience - one familiar to and loved by millions of users across the globe," Motorola executive Scott Durschlag said in a statement.
Yahoo divulged the more comprehensive package of services, aimed not just at the mobile handset but the television and the PC. Called here.
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David Utter is a staff writer for Murdok covering technology and business. 
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