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Google’s search dominance has reached legendary proportions, and the term “Google killer” has become something of a joke. But there’s word that…
If Wikipedia’s users get to determine the next president, it seems like we’ll be seeing Ron Paul in the White House; according to an analysis of four different factors, the Republican candidate is popular in just about every way.
Google hid an Easter egg so well it wasn't found until nearly Labor Day, in South Africa, where I'm not even sure if they have Labor Day. Doesn't matter, it's not really an Easter egg, either, it's a flight simulator tucked inside of the most recent release of Google Earth.
There are just sixteen days left until Yahoo Photos shuts down, and as users look for another service, they might consider using Flickr, which is also owned by Yahoo. Or they could consider Zooomr, which just added a people search feature.
AT&T has introduced a new Web-based feature that allows parents to stay in touch with their children while controlling the children's mobile phone use.
BT Web Clicks, a newly announced search marketing service, aims to help small British businesses by putting sponsored links on search engines. What’s more, the service offers “guaranteed results*.”
