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Showing posts with label Google. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Google. Show all posts
Tuesday, 21 August 2012
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Why Should Google Send You Traffic?
I think sometimes that people get to thinking that Google owes them traffic. That all they should have to do is write an article, get a zi...
Google Buys Frommer's Travel to Stay a Step Ahead of Siri
Google will reportedly acquire Frommer’s, publisher of travel guides for destinations around the world. Just as it did with Zagat’s resta...
Tuesday, 14 August 2012
Google Chrome 21 is out
Google today released Chrome 21. On the security side, the new version fixes 15 vulnerabilities: one critical flaw, six high-severity fla...
Motorola to cut its workforce by 20 percent, shutter a third of its offices worldwide
When Google acquired Motorola Mobility, Larry Page said the move would help "superchargethe Android ecosystem," but first, th...
Monday, 13 August 2012
Earning Money With Google AdSense Easily
Trying to make money with Google AdSense can be tough if you don't know what you're doing. Many beginners start off online and t...
Increase Traffic, Credibility and Exposure with Google Authorship
This exciting new feature allows you to add your photo and author information to Google search results! Successful article writing and m...
Sunday, 12 August 2012
Google turns algorithm on corporate education
Google wants to know how its employees can become more effective. ("Join the club," managers at every company in the world s...
What you missed this week on GigaOM ProGoogle's purchase of QuickOffice a strike at Surface RT
When Google snapped up the company behind the capable QuickOffice mobile suite just a couple of months ago it got pundits' tongues wa...
Facebook: A Fate More Similar To Yahoo Or Google?
Editor’s note: Guest author David Cho is CEO and co-founder of Sidebark, the private photo and video sharing service. Prior to founding ...
As Google Fiber rollouts begin, here’s what cable will watch most closely
Google set its sights squarely on the cable Internet industry with the launch of Google Fiber. While it has a long way to go before tr...
Friday, 10 August 2012
Google, PayPal, VeriFone and US carriers band together to form Mobile Payments Committee
There's little doubt that mobile payments hold a ton of potential for the future of commerce, but without proper direction (and willin...
Thursday, 9 August 2012
Google Translate app gets weighty update, will translate signs through your smartphone camera
Google's multi-lingual translation app decided that (online) words were not enough. Beyond digital text, a new update to Translate will...
Wednesday, 8 August 2012
Google Now hits some rooted devices, adds topping to your Ice Cream Sandwich
If you can't wait to subject Google Now to an epic interrogation of your own but don't have access to Android's Jelly Bea...
The Google-Free iPhone
When the iPhone launched in 2007, there were three key components of the device that relied on Google: 1) Maps 2) YouTube 3) Web sea...
Yahoo Gets Googley Q&A Tool at Friday FYI and Uses It to Ask About Exec Accountability and Leaks
Well, it wasn’t as tasty as free food this week at Yahoo, but in her second official all-hands meeting with employees — now reportedly c...
Apple’s Partnerships to Trump Google Integration, Says Piper
Piper Jaffray’s Gene Munster, reflecting on Apple‘s (AAPL) intention not to continue providing a dedicated YouTube application for its iOS...
Tuesday, 7 August 2012
Google Compute Engine: It's a Microsoft Windows Azure target (too)
When rumors of Google getting into the infrastructure-as-a-service business began percolating (largely thanks to Om Malik) last week, I st...
Google gets patent for eye tracking-based unlock system, shifty looks get you access
Look up. Now down. Back up here again? Imagine having to do that every time you wanted to unlock your phone, as this granted Google paten...
Google experiment lets you visualize the global arms trade in detail
We're all well aware of Google's drive for experimenting with bizarre tidbits from time to time, and the search giant's lat...
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