Tag Archives: Google
Google integrates QR code technology for 100,000 business owners
Friday, December 11, 2009 // 1 Comment // Blog, Mobile Apps, Mobile Marketing, Mobile Trends, On the Radar, Videos
Thanks to Google, QR technology is finally getting the long-over-due mobile marketing spotlight it deserves. Click the image to watch the video, or view blog post…
Read more & Talk about itTop 10 Internet and Mobile Sites, Handsets
Friday, January 2, 2009 // 0 Comments // Asides, Emerging Trends, Mobile 2.0, Mobile Trends, Surveys and Data
Seeking Alpha picks this up from The Nielsen Company:
Google, Yahoo and MSN/Windows Live were the most popular websites in 2008; Yahoo Mail, Google Search and Gmail were the top mobile websites; and the Motorola (MOT) RAZR V3 series was the most popular cell-phone handset, according to The Nielsen Company, which released its annual “Top 10″ [...]
Search On-the-Go: Don’t Type It. Speak it.
Monday, November 24, 2008 // 1 Comment // Cloud Computing, Emerging Trends, Mobile 2.0, Virtual Work
As we become increasingly mobile, and untether from our desktops, having immediate access to the right information is no longer just a preference but a necessity. Outside of SMS, mobile search has become one of the most popular ways in which we can leverage our mobile devices.
Consider this scenario…
It’s been a tough day. You [...]
15 Tech Secrets for the Serious Road Warrior
Saturday, November 22, 2008 // 0 Comments // Asides, Prototypical, Virtual Work
Your work increasingly demands that you be able to get things done no matter where you are–so the bigger your mobile tech toolbox, the better. In the past, we’ve described how to accomplish more with popular online tools like Google Calendar, with text-messaging utilities like Web-based personal assistant I Want Sandy, and with voice-to-text service [...]
Read more & Talk about itCloud Control
Monday, November 10, 2008 // 0 Comments // Asides, Cloud Computing, On the Radar
Microsoft wants more of the software market and is gearing up to outflank Amazon and Google.
Three years into the job as Microsoft’s chief software architect, Raymond Ozzie is on a path to overhaul how the company designs and sells the software that makes its monster profits.
Cloud Control – Forbes.com.
Paradigm shift in talent acquisition | Post by Phillip Tusing
Monday, October 13, 2008 // 0 Comments // Emerging Trends, Mobile 2.0, Recruitment, Virtual Work
The Google powered T-Mobile’s G1 smart phone was launched yesterday, heralding what some analysts called a paradigm shift in how we will access and consume information.
A report by Universal McCann found that consumption of content outside of websites has increased by 153% in the last nine months. 53% of online users are consuming content outside [...]
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