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Image via CrunchBase Google updates the Google Buzz API and follows up on its real-time search efforts by giving Google Realtime Search its own address. Google has delivered on its promise to provide real-time search by giving Google Realtime Search its own address. The search giant initially delivered real-time search features to users in December 2009. Back then, “Our goal . . . → Read More: Google updates the Google Buzz API and follows up on its real-time search efforts  10 comments - (Comments are closed)  Uncategorized  Dylan Casey, Google, Google Realtime Search, Product manager, Real-time computing, real-time search, Search, Search Engines Image via CrunchBase Google has been experimenting with search results in the past, and they continue to run several more tests to enhance the search experience for the user. Earlier this year, Google had launched real-time search where they displayed real-time results from Twitter. However, they are now taking the real-time search to another level by displaying search . . . → Read More: taking the real-time search to another level Comments are closed Uncategorized Autocomplete, Google, Real-time computing, Search, search engine, Social network, Tools, Twitter Image via CrunchBase Google July 16 said it has purchased Metaweb, whose Freebase open-source database catalogs 12 million movies, books, TV shows, celebrities, locations and companies, among other data sets. Freebase maps the relationship of real-world entities, or people, places and objects, to deliver relevant answers. Metaweb provides widgets and custom integrations of this semantic search technology for . . . → Read More: Google said it has purchased Metaweb Comments are closed Uncategorized Database, freebase, Google, Metaweb Technologies, Open source, Search, Semantic search, Television Microsoft’s Bing continued its pattern of incremental gains, according to research firm Experian Hitwise, which reported the search engine grew to occupy 9.85 percent of the U.S. search engine market in June. That represents a 7-percent change from May, when Hitwise estimated Bing’s share of the market at 9.23 percent. Meanwhile, Google continued to dominate with 71.65 . . . → Read More: Microsoft’s Bing continued its pattern of incremental gains One comment - (Comments are closed) Uncategorized Bing, Experian, Google, Hitwise, Microsoft, Search, Web search engine, Yahoo Image via CrunchBase Google June 29 said it is adding links that appear in Google Buzz to its Google Social Search service, a potential precursor to the Google Me social service the company is reported to be planning. Those who have connected Websites such as Twitter to Buzz see their tweets in Buzz and in their Google . . . → Read More: Google June 29 said it is adding links that appear in Google Buzz to its Google Social Search service Comments are closed Uncategorized Facebook, Google, Google Buzz, Google Me, Google Social Search, Search, Social Search, Twitter Image via Wikipedia Yahoo email accounts of some journalists and activists whose work relates to China were compromised in an attack discovered this week, according to rights groups and foreign correspondents, days after Google said it would move its Chinese-language search services out of China because of censorship concerns. Related articles by Zemanta Yahoo email accounts hacked in China, . . . → Read More: Some Yahoo accounts in China compromised Comments are closed Uncategorized Asia, Censorship, China, Chinese language, Google, People's Republic of China, Search, Yahoo Image via Wikipedia
Google mobile services are now “partially blocked” in mainland China, according to a China service availability Web site set up by the search engine giant. In the wake of Google’s decision to redirect Google.cn traffic to the uncensored Google.com/hk site, Google also set up a Web site that produced daily updates on the status of . . . → Read More: Google services now partially blocked in China Comments are closed Uncategorized China, Google, Google China, Hong Kong, Search, Search Engines, Web search engine, World Wide Web Image via CrunchBase Google is reportedly pulling out of China April 10 and will announce its exit March 22. Those dates, noted by Bloomberg, originate from China Business News, which cited an unidentified sales agent. In other words, take the reports with a grain of salt. Google hasn’t confirmed anything, but the reports are the latest to detail how . . . → Read More: Google is reportedly pulling out of China April 10 Comments are closed Uncategorized Asia Pacific, Bloomberg, Bloomberg L.P., China, China Business News, Comptroller, Google, Search Image via Wikipedia Zillow.com has launched an Android version of its popular iPhone app, which lets users search 95 million properties while out shopping for homes. Comments are closed Uncategorized Android Market, Global Positioning System, Google, iPhone, iPhone 3G, Real estate, Search, Zillow.com Image via CrunchBase NEW YORK Motorola And Microsoft Strike A Deal To Put Bing On Cell Phones (ubergizmo.com) Comments are closed Uncategorized Android, Bing, Google, Microsoft, Search, Search Engines, United States, Yahoo Image via CrunchBase Wednesday night, Google added gesture search for Android phones, which allows a user to “write” a gesture (such as a letter) instead of type in a character. It’s an alternative form of input, and one that may be of use to some. Google Gesture Search should be available in the Android Market as of Wednesday . . . → Read More: Google added gesture search for Android phones Comments are closed Uncategorized Android, Google, Google Gesture Search, Google Labs, Handhelds, Search, Search Engines, Writing system Image via CrunchBase Yahoo has announced a partnership with Twitter that includes integrating Twitter content and social features across the Yahoo! network. Yahoo has announced a partnership with Twitter that includes integrating Twitter content and social features across the Yahoo network. In a February 23 blog post on the issue, Yvonne French, product manager for Yahoo Social programs said . . . → Read More: Yahoo has announced a partnership with Twitter Comments are closed Uncategorized Facebook, Microsoft, Online Communities, Search, Social network, Twitter, Yahoo, Yahoo Mail Google Probably Not Making Us Stupid, Pew Study Says Categories: Tags: Does the plethora of information available on the Internet contribute to our overall knowledge, or do the bite-sized snippets of information the Web provides make us less likely to read or search out more in-depth content – essentially making us stupid? Analyst Nicholas Carr asked that exact question last . . . → Read More: Google will not make us stupid Comments are closed Uncategorized Google, Intelligence, Jamais Cascio, Nicholas Carr, Nicholas G. Carr, Search, Search Engines, Web search engine
At noon on Wednesday, Google launched MySpace Real-Time Search, bringing the aging social network in line with Google’s real-time search tools. “When users perform a search on Google, publicly available MySpace stream updates will appear in Google’s Real-Time search results,” MySpace said in a statement. “The results provide a live snapshot of what our users are thinking . . . → Read More: Google launched MySpace Real-Time Search Comments are closed Uncategorized Google, Mike Jones, MySpace, Real-time computing, Search, Search Engines, Social network service, Twitter Very soon now Google will require your site to function at certain speeds and maintain a level of activity or it will simply fall off their search engine listings, same as listings on the stock market. Putting your website on the Internet is the easy part. Who can manage it, eComTechnology. Static web sites go stale and that . . . → Read More: Website management at eComTechnology Comments are closed Uncategorized Add new tag, Google, Promotion, Search, Search Engines, Stock market, Web Design and Development, Web search engine, Website |
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