Google has always, introduced new services either by rolling them out for everyone in one go or by invitation. It all started with Gmail, when it was launched, Google allowed people to use and create a new Gmail account only …
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I woke up today to the news that the world’s most wanted man, Osama Bin Laden was killed. This news I came across on television but after that, I have been following the news story online. This is very different …
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Most bloggers might be knowing about Google trends, which shows the top 10 search trends in the United States. Just visit http://google.com/trends and you will see the latest 10 trending search queries for the United States. But, sometimes you might …
Read MoreFacebook has revealed the top 10 trends among status updates of this year. Almost every blog, website does this so why not Facebook. Even we have a look at the year that is going away and the things we did most or we did not do at all.
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Twitter advertisement has been talked a lot in the past and finally today you can notice the trending promoted topic inside your twitter homepage. At this moment Toy story 3 is showing as promoted. Here is a screenshot proof for …
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A long while ago I wrote about a service which mixes Google trend results with Bing Search results. I guess these tools can be used by SEO experts along with people who are just interesting in knowing what the world …
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The latest ace up Twitter’s sleeve will be a project that will reduce irrelevancy on trends. Trends seem to be a great way to follow news items or current events on Twitter. But now a days the moment a trend is up on Twitter it gets inundated with many spam and unrelated tweets which are trying to desperately switch your attention somewhere else.
With the recent add-ons like Lists and Retweet, clearing up the junk in Trending topics just might make Twitter the preferred website to follow events online.
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BingTweets is a new tool website that combines Twitter trends with Bing search results, enabling you to see deeper, real-time information about the hottest topics on Twitter.
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If there were Oscars for the biggest tech buzz of the year, then Netbooks would have already won it for 2009. Sooner than anticipated by market watchers world over, Google Android on a Netbook, is now available.
Today morning, I posted about the recent Netbook market trends and how ASUS is developing a netbook based on Google’s Android platform. But leaving ASUS and others behind in the race, it’s a Chinese manufacturer – Skytone that has won the race.
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Well, well, don’t jump over! While the news is still reported to be a leak, it also has some ifs and buts!
The exact news (leak) is that Microsoft has dropped the price of Windows XP for Netbooks to under $15 per license, which is almost one third of the price of a Windows Vista license that Microsoft typically charges the manufacturers of normal laptop makers when they bundle it with their products.
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