Google launched a new tool today that allows customers to create professional-looking display ads for their products and services on their own, without having to spend money hiring the services of a professional designer.
AdWords Display Ad Builder should be especially useful for small businesses and smaller advertising agencies. It facilitates the progression from simple text […]
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Google Launches Banner Design Tool
Thursday, 16 October 2008
Google Leads The Way For Mobile Search
Monday, 13 October 2008
Figures released by comScore have revealed that mobile search has grown in leaps and bounds over the last year. Google, expectedly, is the leader in mobile search services and has more than 60% market share in all the countries where the survey was conducted.
According to comScore, 20.8 million users in the U.S. and 4.5 million […]
Google Doing Its Bit For Clean Energy
Tuesday, 7 October 2008
With concerns regarding the environment, global warming and pollution gaining momentum worldwide, Google has decided to lead by example and do what is expected of a socially conscientious company.
Google believes that it is possible to change to cleaner energy sources in a realistic time frame - by 2030 - while balancing the costs incurred in […]
Google Blog Search Becomes Content Aggregator
Monday, 6 October 2008
Google Blog Search has a new homepage that makes it look more like a memetracker. Rather than being a pure search page, the service now resembles the Google News page, where search is combined with content aggregation.
The new Blog Search homepage is very similar to Techmeme and Memeorandum. Top stories relating to a wide variety […]
Live Search Maps Tries To Turn The Heat On Google
Friday, 3 October 2008
The Virtual Earth team at Microsoft has updated their platform and also added some interesting and useful new features to it in an attempt to improve the Live Search Maps offering and make it more competitive with Google Maps.
Perhaps the most useful feature in this update is the ability to provide directions with respect to […]
Google Has The Best Maps
Thursday, 2 October 2008
According to the results of a survey conducted by analysts, Cowen & Co., which were released on Monday, Google Maps has left its competitors far behind in the race.
Analysts Jim Friedland and Kevin Kopelman report that compared to their earlier study that was conducted in July 2007, the current study shows that Google Maps has […]
Google Takes A Pro-Gay Stance On Proposition 8
Tuesday, 30 September 2008
Google, as a company, tends not to take sides on matters not concerning their domain; i.e. issues other than those related to information access, technology and energy. However, they made an exception to this rule and have spoken out against the constitutional amendment banning the marriage between individuals of the same sex.
The reason for their […]
Yahoo! Talking Merger With AOL
Thursday, 25 September 2008
Following all the hullabaloo after the Yahoo! board of directors refused Microsoft’s offer to buy them over, and the threats led by investor Carl Icahn, to replace the entire board of Yahoo!, the headless chicken that is Yahoo! is now looking at merging with another collossal sinker, AOL.
When the newly constituted Yahoo! board met for […]
Google Maps Street Views Now On Mobile
Wednesday, 24 September 2008
In keeping with their aim to make information available to all, at all times, Google has now added another feature to their repertoire. Street Views on Google Maps will now be accessible to mobile phone users.
To start with, this service will only be accessible on BlackBerry and some Java enabled phones, but they hope to […]
Google Starts Indexing Audio Content
Friday, 19 September 2008
With the manifold increase that audio and video have recently gained on the Internet, it is becoming extremely difficult for users to find exactly whatever it is that they are looking for. In order to make the task simpler, Google has launched a speech recognition tool that enables searching within audio and video files.
A similar […]