Last week, a Google employee launched the WhatBrowser.org Web site to inform users about what a browser is, the different types of Web browsers available to them is, along with tips on how to manage them. [...]
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When you think you’ve see it all and are sick of it up to your eyebrows… here comes more internet hell. This time the malware utilizes click fraud by hijacking the results displayed when users search for something online. So prepare to make changes to your Internet habits yet again to avoid a terrible fate… [...]
Google co-founded the Climate Savers Computing Initiative and is offering right NOW – The Power Down for the Planet video contest so pick up a camera and make a video telling your own Climate Savers Computing story. How will the environment benefit from advances in computer power management? How do poor computing practices waste energy? What does a sustainable computing future look like to you? Let your imagination go wild! [...] Hitwise reported that Google’s market share in the US was 72.11% in February. “Yahoo Search, MSN Search and Ask.com received 17.04%, 5.56% and 3.74%, respectively, and are down year-over-year at -17%, -20%, and -10% respectively.” comScore has different numbers and they show that Google’s market share in the US is much lower: 63.3%. See all the countries … [...] Google has just started to release a preview of Google Voice, an application that helps you better manage your voice communications. Google Voice will be available initially “ONLY” to existing users of GrandCentral, a service Google acquired in July of 2007. [...] A few months ago a WordPress blog run by one person, Johns Wu, sold for nearly $15 million. The blog is called Bankaholic, and it was purchased by BankRate. The response within the blogging community can be summed up in a single word‚Äìshock. The sale was reported on ProBlogger, who had this to say:
Comments left on Bankaholic after the sale were less understanding. One comment had this to say about BankRate‚Äôs business acumen: Continue reading » Do You Think Bankaholic is a $15 Million Blog
As it becomes possible to do more and more inside the mobile browser itself, it raises the question of whether that indeed is the killer app for mobile Web phones. For the most part, you still get a richer experience by downloading a separate single-purpose app to your phone. But efforts like Skyfire’s point to a future where that may no longer be necessary for all but the most sophisticated apps and games.
A senior program manager at Microsoft claims that Google took some open-source code from Microsoft and used it in their Chrome browser. And it’s perfectly legal. A senior program manager at Microsoft claims that Google took some open-source code from Microsoft and used it in their Chrome browser. And it’s perfectly legal. Over the past year, at the most senior level of the company, Google has been quietly pursuing an extremely significant effort to figure out how to improve Google News and also sustain good journalism at a time … WASHINGTON (Reuters) – A deal by Google Inc and Yahoo Inc to share some advertising revenue will mean less money for newspapers and weaken Yahoo in the long run, the World Association of Newspapers said on Monday. [...] WASHINGTON (Reuters) – A deal by Google Inc and Yahoo Inc to share some advertising revenue will mean less money for newspapers and weaken Yahoo in the long run, the World Association of Newspapers said on Monday. [...] |
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Well, if it’s true that “ANYBODY” can and will free the obnoxious treadmill most PC users have been on trying to use the Microsoft(MS) operating system (OS)¬† XP, Vista & now Windows 7 – BRING IT ON NOW!!! It has been this author’s (see below), belief that Microsoft has become a NATIONAL SECURITY THREAT to the world due to it’s archaic business model adopted by CEO Steve Ballmer. He should have never been CEO, but Bill Gates loyalty to friends got in the way. I say this because I know just the bandwidth consumed by Microsoft in it’s “security patches auto updates” is more than most 3rd world developing nation’s use in total. With that said – the world’s IT infrastructure is still vulnerable to cyber collapse at the hands of malicious hackers. This is the unfortunate stark reality, no matter how the conservative business publications and blogs spin nauseatingly how great Microsoft is – they need desperately the Microsoft advertising revenue, as whores need the next John. No need to be ashamed, or even admit it to the many who already know the truth behind the headlines – just don’t dare continue the charade of hocus pocus free-market value over logic and common sense. Microsoft has lost it’s relevance – PERIOD ! [...].jpg)
