T-Mobile USA is launching its Web portal with Web2Go today, giving customers a convenient and comprehensive mobile Internet browsing experience. Web2Go, powered by Yahoo! OneSearch, lets customers create their own custom home page, easily shop online and download and manage content, all from one platform.

The user-friendly Web2Go interface gives users access to the entire Web, providing more specific Internet search results and enabling them to download the hottest ringtones, wallpaper and so on. Customers can also organize their downloads in a separate file, so that they can access them even if they switch to newer mobile phones. With Web2Go, you will be one of the first to know about the latest local, national and international news and events in town.

The combined power of Web2Go and Yahoo! OneSearch is available for almost all the latest compatible T-Mobile phones (including brands like Nokia, Motorola, Samsung and BlackBerry) starting today. In the coming few months, there are plans to make this service available for all other T-Mobiles as well.

T-Mobile Web2Go

source MobileBurn

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