Yesterday we posted an article about the issue of privacy in relation to the internet. Worryingly the UK are only 5th (out of 25) on a league table of internet
Reactions to Google instant were mixed. Some loved it; some found it a little annoying. Despite your personal feelings towards it though you can’t deny that it’s an impressive feature
Though, naturally Microsoft are denying this, it seems their internet search engine (yes the one with the annoying adverts) has been copying its results off Google. In an operation called
Blekko, a new $24 million search engine designed to eliminate spam search results has been launched in public beta after three years in the making. Using ‘slashtag’ technology the engine
Microsoft’s “decision engine”, is looking to take on iTunes with a some clever intergregration with their Zune Marketplace, from today searches of music, lyrics, games, TV shows, and movies will
Earlier on this month GadgetGirl reported that the Wall Street Journal had revealed Google’s plans to close its Chinese search engine in reaction to ongoing censorship issues between the communist
The iPhone app, Bing from Microsoft has been updated with a whole host of new feature and changes. As well as aesthetic changes and tweaks to the stability of the
Google have been working secretly to update the core infrastructure of their search engine. The project code-named “Caffeine” is designed to let Google increase the indexing speed, accuracy and the comprehensiveness of search results.
