Apple plays customer loyalty, anti-Google cards with iCloud, say analysts
Gregg Keizer ) 09 June, 2011 06:03 Apple’s strategy isn’t about making money with iCloud, analysts said today. See original post by ComputerWorld
Google Adsense and Competing Pay-per-click Ad Networks
Gregg Keizer ) 09 June, 2011 06:03 Apple’s strategy isn’t about making money with iCloud, analysts said today. See original post by ComputerWorld
Apple and Google now dominate the world’s smartphone and mobile device markets and both are now pushing quickly into the cloud. See original post by ComputerWorld
New Zealand students have put their school on the map by etching giant phallic symbols onto its playing fields with weedkiller, in a prank immortalised on Internet satellite service Google Earth. See original post by Canada.com
Commuters everywhere have a routine, and when their routine is upset, they wonder what’s going on. See original post by MSNBC
Google is tying its Analytics and Webmaster Tools applications more closely together in an effort to give web publishers a joint view of internal site traffic and search engine optimisation data. See original post by Techworld
Google updated its stable browser channel today, pushing Chrome 12 to its widest base of users. See original post by CNET News.com
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Facebook’s computer systems will soon be able to recognize familiar faces. Facebook is making changes to the process for tagging friends in photos uploaded to the social network, the company announced on Tuesday. See original post by KFOXTV
OOPS: Buildings that resemble a swastika in San Diego. PHALLIC PRANK: Penises drawn with weedkiller in Waikato. See original post by Manawatu Evening Standard
London, Jun 7: Google is phasing out support for some Internet browsers from later this year. See original post by India Talkies
Attorneys for Google Inc. this week asked a California court to disqualify potentially sizable damages estimates put forward by an Oracle Corp. See original post by Market Watch
Recent remarks by a Groupon Inc. executive about the company being “wildly profitable” just after announcing plans for an initial public offering are sure to bring some sort of regulatory enforcement, attorneys said Tuesday. See original post by Market Watch
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Unlike Web pages, there are no links in books for Google to index and use to calculate PageRank. See original post by Seobythesea.com
For the first time ever, scientists are using Google Earth to make sense of what happened in Joplin on May 22. See original post by FavStocks
Apple CEO Steve Jobs briefly emerged from a medical leave Monday to unveil a free service that lets customers share calendar entries, songs and other files among their devices more easily. See original post by CourierPostOnline
Adobe confirmed Monday that the Flash Player bug it patched Sunday is being used to steal login credentials of Google’s Gmail users. See original post by Macworld
One of Google’s fleet of Street View cars equipped with a special camera. Photograph by: DANIEL MIHAILESCU/AFP/Getty Images, DANIEL MIHAILESCU/AFP/Getty Images Canada’s top privacy watchdog is recommending Google Inc. See original post by Canada.com
From New Delhi to Shanghai to Johannesburg, a flood of cheap handsets from the likes of China’s ZTE and India’s Micromax is destroying Nokia’s top position in emerging markets. See original post by Portland’s CW32 KRCW-TV
PRICE: Free to add purchased iTunes songs, $25 per year to scan your hard drive for songs acquired elsewhere, which are then added to your iCloud locker. See original post by The Boston Globe