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The mobile Internet is gaining traction, 44 percent of U.S. mobile phone users say they want a mobile phone with better Internet…
Shares of several major Internet companies were up Monday. With Google and Expedia reaching all time record highs.
Some strange stuff occurs on eBay, and in the latest example of this, a Facebook application called “I am Hungry” was auctioned off for over $20,000. Was this a sign that the app market is red hot or were there shill bids placed in the auction? (As speculated in an article at Valleywag.)
International Cleanup Weekend sounds like something that only a handful of hippies would acknowledge. But it’s not; Google itself has thrown its weight behind the event.
No company in modern corporate history has developed a more cultlike, devoted customer base than Apple. I’ve often cited them as an example of what other firms strive for, or should strive for, in bonding with their customers.
Just as the commotion died down over Microsoft's Live Search update, Yahoo comes forward with some thunder of its own, unveiling its new Search Assist feature, an interface also focused more on user intent (the new buzz word in search, apparently), with a healthy dose of user-generated content thrown in for good measure.
