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Compete has shared some data from its Smartphone Intelligence survey. The findings indicate that smartphone owners prefer personal and social apps, and that they’re open to targeted ads.
According to Compete, entertainment, games, music, social networking, and weather are the most popular app categories across all platforms. Findings include:
The .yu ccTLD for Yugoslavia will cease to be available for websites on September 30th. This has been known for a while, but there has been a two-year transition period for existing sites using .yu.
Since the date is only a few months away, Google is offering some tips for easing the transition on the company’s Webmaster Central blog. Search Quality Senior Analyst Luisella Mazza says to:
The online world is noisy enough as it is. Everyone is trying to get everyone’s attention to sell whatever it is they have.
One in four online consumers use a digital video recorder (DVR), according to survey from ABI Research.
When portable media player owners choose which videos to buy they want compelling video content that will look good on their small screens, according to Parks Associates, "Portable Multimedia Players: Analysis and Forecasts" report.
The Googlejet blog has a pretty original idea: Why not send a cut of brand name AdWords ads to the brand owner?
comScore has released a study detailing the habits of online consumers that own digital music players. The devices range from MP3 players to iPods and Microsoft’s new Zune music player.
Apparently I’m not the only one wondering if Microsoft is going to take a big belly flop with Vista: David Morgenstern at eWeek has a column asking “What if Microsoft Held a Vista Party and Nobody Came?”.
Incorporating a business has several advantages. Some of these advantages include: protecting the assets of the shareholders and officers, protecting the assets of the business from shareholder and officers actions, improving the image of the company, separating your personal and business credit and saving money on taxes.
ExtraSales Research Center (ESRC) reported that 80% of e-business owners are concerned with their possible online business partners’ reliability, and the security of future deals.
