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In 2008, Google launched Google Chrome. People were skeptic about it since it was rather raw – no bookmarks or extensions and no Mac version. Most of all, there were already a couple of browsers out there, why come out with another one? Google Chrome did not stay raw and bare, however. Looking at it [...]

For years, Google has seemed indifferent when it came to a decision on whether or not they will scan Android Apps for Malware virus, but just last week, it was reported that the Internet giant has finally decided to start scanning Android Apps for Malware. Google named this new service “Bouncer” and it’s objective is [...]

One way to make money now is to start or groom a personal stay at home business advising people with franchises how to make the most of what they have for the business challenges ahead. While franchises have newsletters for their manger communities, most owner either do not have time to read the dews or [...]

Cloud based storage services have gained popularity over the years. There are already quite a number of cloud based service providers at present, and one of these is Dropbox. Dropbox allows users to upload contents such as photos, music and videos and access them from any Internet-connected device. From the time the company was founded, [...]

The challenge to online businesses is to make sure their company comes to the attention of potential customers as often as possible. But a little known way to break into the eyeball space of possible client is to cement search engine results that guarantee widespread marketing results and generation of qualified leads. Even with the [...]

The biggest companies in business have been embarrassed by security breaches and many more are guilty of covering this up to guard their clients and customers from knowing. Any small to medium sized business that can claim absolute security from hackers is rare. One of the cover stories of a recent issue of Vanity Fair outline that the threat to American business may stem from Chinese sources. The threat of hacker activity is no longer simply malware exploiters but an orchestrated campaign of strategic business sabotage.

As the world knows by now, Groupon.com turned down $6 billion from Google for their online marketing blitz coupon site. This will go down in history as the one of the worst business decisions ever made. Making its way into the business vernacular in this manner probably wasn’t the way Groupon envisioned their business model but the phrase”:losing your coupons” now equals tanking a legitimate dream offer for questionable (yet seemingly fluffy) doctrinal organization entity mores.

Google has supposedly declared war against “content farms,” yet has never come out and said that. In fact, all Google says in a Thursday blog post is that it has launched “a pretty big algorithmic improvement” to how it ranks search results. Google writes that its goal is to improve rankings so that supposed “high-quality” [...]