I've not had it work for me yet (not sure if it's a failure of Google SMS or just my phone provider's inability or refusal to handle SMS messages to/from Google), but judging from the example displayed on their "How To Use" page, the response(s) received would be the same as if you'd Googled for "define ". So not quite as useful as a pure dictionary lookup.
If you read that article you linked thoroughly (i.e. beyond the misleading headline), you will find that Comcast cable was behind the censorship (of ads to be run by a peace group locally in Washington D.C. before and after President Bush' State of the Union speech). CNN apparently had nothing to do with it.
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I've not had it work for me yet (not sure if it's a failure of Google SMS or just my phone provider's inability or refusal to handle SMS messages to/from Google), but judging from the example displayed on their "How To Use" page, the response(s) received would be the same as if you'd Googled for "define ". So not quite as useful as a pure dictionary lookup.
Actually, Google SMS will respond to a "D " message with the definition of .
Actually, Google SMS should respond to "D " with the dictionary definiton of .
The latest version of Gmail Notifier does apparently let you choose which browser to use when opening Gmail.
If you read that article you linked thoroughly (i.e. beyond the misleading headline), you will find that Comcast cable was behind the censorship (of ads to be run by a peace group locally in Washington D.C. before and after President Bush' State of the Union speech). CNN apparently had nothing to do with it.