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September 26, 2013 08:00 pm GMT
Dolphin, the Sequoia Capital-backed mobile browser maker, has inked strategic partnerships with four search engines to drive its global expansion. They are Yandex in Russia, Baidu in China, Yahoo! Japan, each the top search engine in their respective countries, and Duck Duck Go, an anonymous search engine based in the U.S. Dolphin also announced an update to its Android version that adds new content discovery functions and customization options tailored to differentcountries. Most of Dolphin's 80 million users are in the U.S., China and Japan, but the browser also counts Indonesia and India among its fastest growing markets.
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Mobile Browser Maker Dolphin Signs Strategic Partnerships With Yandex, Baidu, Yahoo! Japan And Duck Duck Go
Dolphin, the Sequoia Capital-backed mobile browser maker, has inked strategic partnerships with four search engines to drive its global expansion. They are Yandex in Russia, Baidu in China, Yahoo! Japan, each the top search engine in their respective countries, and Duck Duck Go, an anonymous search engine based in the U.S. Dolphin also announced an update to its Android version that adds new content discovery functions and customization options tailored to differentcountries. Most of Dolphin's 80 million users are in the U.S., China and Japan, but the browser also counts Indonesia and India among its fastest growing markets.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/AbXMddMXrTs/
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