Google Playing Catch-up to Yahoo’s Mobile Efforts?
It’s not often you get to suggest that Google is playing “catch-up” to a competitor, so I’m sure the headline above will…
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It’s not often you get to suggest that Google is playing “catch-up” to a competitor, so I’m sure the headline above will…
As many of you know, I’ve been bouncing around with a number of projects – but I am going to be frequenting WebProBlog a little more. Because I haven’t posted about the industry in a while, I’ve done a little catching up before writing and the big story right now, at least from the blogosphere’s […]
Google released a new mobile search engine additional to their existing mobile search.
It's self love for two reasons: ZenZui is an independent mobile user-interface company born from Microsoft's own Research Lab; and it sounds an awful lot like the Japanese phrase for…um…auto-erotica. First, let's talk about what this company is, and then we'll poke some fun.
Prices have been slashed. Fees have been “WAIVED.” And now you, yes, you, can “[b]uild a professional web site in 3 easy steps,” all thanks to Yahoo. That’s right; our country’s second-most popular search engine corporation trotted out those cheesy advertising formulas. Subtlety be damned, Yahoo wants everyone to know about its new SiteBuilder Tool.
Data privacy and security is at the forefront of concerns facing companies looking to make the most of the Web 2.0 phenomenon. So much information is available these days on user habits and search histories.