The iPad has become a common sight in many work places, schools, homes and on the street. While Microsoft’s announcement they will enter the tablet category may change this, iPads are a notable element of any PPC strategy.
This device is a multi-headed beast – and that’s more…
Microsoft ruled the PC market for decades with utter dominance. But today, as the future shifts toward mobile devices, things are not looking good for Microsoft. It’s not that it’s not trying: Microsoft is spending a lot of money and effort on cracking the mobile market, now in lockstep with Nokia, its top partner. But there’s no indication yet that it’s having any real success.
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SAN DIEGO - Antengo, a mobile marketplace for posting and discovering real-time local classified listings, is now available as an app for iPad, iPhone and iPod touch on the App Store. Antengo is quickly gaining momentum as a reinvention of classified listings for mobile, making it easy for local communities and its members to post, more…
Google’s U.S. search engine market share climbed back up above 65 percent in September, while Yahoo’s share declined after two months of growth, according to comScore. While comScore shows Google market share just above 65 percent, Hitwise shows them hovering above 66 percent with Bing, Yahoo, and Bing-powered search all down. more…
Facebook Inc., the world’s largest social network, is planning acquisitions that will improve site design, keep its service reliable and advance mobile features to stave off competition from Google Inc. (GOOG) and Twitter Inc.
The company aims to make about 20 purchases in 2011, more…
On Sunday the New York Times ran a lengthy article about Microsoft, the search underdog. Directed at a very mainstream audience there was nothing new in the piece for readers of Search Engine Land. However it did raise some interesting questions, directly and by implication. For example: more…
