The Week In Google Products
Google Calendar opened an API for developers; Scholar received a new feature; and the AdWords team reminded everyone, again, there will be…
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Google Calendar opened an API for developers; Scholar received a new feature; and the AdWords team reminded everyone, again, there will be…
Either Microsoft or Yahoo could emerge as a partner to the online auction site in facing down the potent threat posed by Google. The stunning financial numbers released yesterday by Google probably exacerbated the distress felt in eBay's C-level offices.
The decision by Fox Interactive Media and Foundation Capital to drop $13.5 million into SimplyHired is an interesting one in light of the website's competition, who boasts more traffic. According to Hitwise, SimplyHired.com brings in only a third of traffic rival job site Indeed.com.
The high-tech ballistics center managed by National Technical Systems (NTS) in Camden, AR, pulled off the kind of test that system administrators worldwide dream about: taking a rifle and putting a bullet into a piece of hardware.
Since text messaging first became available in 1996 it has a mass market communication platform and a cultural phenomenon of the 21st Century.
As the Internet grows to become the default source of information for millions of Americans, 45% of Internet users, or 60 million Americans, say that the World Wide Web played a major role in major decision-making in the past two years, says Pew Internet and American Life Project.