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| Microsoft gets into search - with a Bing Described as a "decision engine", Bing is the latest attempt to gain popularity in the search market and wrestle some momentum back from its Californian adversary. |
Google Apps synch to Microsoft Outlook email Google on Tuesday synched applications available online as services with Outlook email programs, continuing a push into workplaces historically dominated by Microsoft software. |
Google's Chrome was 'hackable' at Pwn2Own contest Although Google's Chrome was the only browser left standing after March's Pwn2Own hacking contest, it was vulnerable to the same bug that a German college student used to bring down Apple's Safari. |
| How Fast Will Google Index Twitter? Google is not about conversation ó it's about searching for information. Now, the wonderful thing about Twitter is the speed with which you can find certain kinds of information, but the awful thing about Twitter is the speed with which you can find certain kinds of misinformation. |
Twitter? It's What You Make It Twitter, in other words, is precisely what you want it to be. It can be a business tool, a teenage time-killer, a research assistant, a news source - whatever. There are no rules, or at least none that apply equally well to everyone. |
Google's Oligarchic Algorithm Corporations able to pay the most money for professional optimizers tended to get the highest rankings. Google's results often showed which firms had the most resources to pay for position. Google's algorithms could not distinguish value from money. |