Apparently with a conventional WAP input, a user must press a key multiple times to get a particular letter. With GNS, the user presses a key once per letter, and Google determines the possible queries and presents the most relevant Web pages. The technology will be free and is expected to be available this fall. I'll try not to get too tedious about this Olympics stuff, but there are a few more places I want to point to. Sports will offer coverage of the games with 25 sites in 15 different languages, including English, French, Spanish, Japanese, and Chinese.
News is on the right, and a list of event sites is on the left.
All the event sites I visited had a rundown of what the event was as well as a list of past medal winners. Last Week's News has been Archived . The channel includes country profiles for the each of the 200 nations participating in the Olympics. The search box allows you to search by keyword or name. The text is very small, but there's a lot of information here.