In the WHEN section of release the date should read Tuesday, July 25, 2006 (sted Tuesday, June 25, 2006).

The corrected release reads:

GOOGLE MAKES DRIVE TIME EASIER WITH LIVE TRAFFIC UPDATES THROUGH GOOGLE MAPS FOR MOBILE -0- *T WHO: Google WHAT: Launch of live traffic updates in Google Maps for mobile WHERE: http://mobile.google.com NOTE: For b-roll or video footage of Google Maps for mobile, please visit www.thenewsmarket.com/google. Screenshots of GMM available on request. WHEN: Tuesday, July 25, 2006 WHY: Summer's here and people across the country are hitting the highways in record numbers. Whether you're traveling for fun or for work, Google has a product update that's designed to make your drive time easier. Today Google announced an update to Google Maps for mobile that will enable consumers in the U.S. to view comprehensive information on traffic conditions in more than 30 major metropolitan areas - and partial information in many others - right from their mobile devices. After downloading Google Maps for mobile through their mobile phone's web browser, users simply move to the desired location within the application and select "show traffic" in the menu. The most up-to-date traffic information will be sent directly to the users' mobile device, and will highlight the conditions on the covered commuter routes using red, yellow, and green overlays. In addition, when mobile phone users search for driving directions, they will now see the expected drive time as well as any unexpected traffic delays, making travel planning much easier and more effective. And another new feature - the ability to store their favorite searches and driving directions - will allow users to access frequently used routes and compare traffic conditions on them. To download Google Maps for mobile, users simply visit google.com/gmm from their phone's web browser. Also today, Google announced that users now have the ability to customize the content that appears on the mobile version of their Personalized Homepage, making it even easier for mobile phone users to quickly get the information they need when away from their computers. When users log in to Personalized Home on their desktop and click on the "mobile" link, they will be able to customize the content they see the next time they log on to their Personalized Home on their mobile device. Not only can they customize content, but users can also specify the order in which content on their mobile device appears. *T