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Rebecca Lee

Google sites top Yahoo as No. 1 internet destination « News [Brafton] - 0 views

  • Google sites – ranging from the company's search engine to YouTube
  • This is only the second time in the past six months that Google has managed to come out on top of the company's web property rankings.
  • Microsoft, Facebook and AOL rounded out the top five, with Microsoft garnering 174 million visitors, Facebook attracting 162 million and AOL drawing 105 million visitors. Overall, more than 215 million Americans used the web in July, up 1 million from the previous month
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  • Given the timing with the launch of Google+ on June 28
  • strates how many American consumers use Google and the other major search engines. The top three internet destinations are all owned by companies with search engines, and by leveraging search-optimized news content, businesses will be able to extend their companies' reach and generate more exposure.#dd_ajax_float{background:none;float:left;margin-left:-120px;margin-right:10px;margin-top:10px;position:absolute;z-index:1}.fb_iframe_widget{margin-left:10px}.dd_button_v{padding:8px 0}Want to receive Brafton news automatically? Join our daily or weekly email list! Filed under News · Tagged with: Bing, Google, Yahoo Disqus Login About Disqus Glad you liked it. Would you like to share? Facebook Twitter Share No thanks Sharing this page … Thanks! Close Login Add New Comment Post as … Image Sort by popular now Sort by best rating Sort by newest first Sort by oldest first Showing 0 comments M Subscribe by email S RSS Reactions Google sites top Yahoo as No. 1 internet destination http://t.co/4iUX7kI 7 hours ago <d
  • ComScore's data illustrates how many American consumers use Google and the other major search engine
  • op three internet destinations are all owned by companies with search engines
Hye Rin Bae

Google says it would pay more tax in UK - Telegraph - 0 views

  • Dr Eric Schmidt said Google would be willing to pay higher taxes.
  • The technology giant has come under heavy fire for using tax laws to avoid paying a more
  • The technology giant has come under heavy fire for using tax laws to avoid paying a more significant level of corporate tax in the past.
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  • tax in the past.
  • significant
  • level of
  • corporate
  • Mr Schmidt told the Edinburgh Television Festival yesterday that Google "loves" Britain and would pay more tax if it were legally required to do so. He said the company's hands were tied by Britain's low tax demands.
  • "It is true we could pay more tax but we would have to do so voluntarily. It's called paying the legally minimum amount of tax required," he said.
  • Mr Schmidt's comments come after months of
  • surrounding the UK's corporate tax system, which has seen campaign group UK
  • controversy
  • Uncut
  • target high street chains including Vodafone, Boots and Barclays.
Hanna Anderson

What the Rise of Google+ Says About Facebook - 0 views

Rebecca Lee

Yahoo, Bing Beat Google in Search Success Rate | PCWorld - 0 views

  • Google
  • Yahoo
  • 66 percent of all searches in July were conducted using Google’s search engine
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  • 80 percent of searches conducted on both Yahoo and Bing were successful
  • figures last Thursday
  • Bing has become a “distraction for the software giant”
  • if Microsoft abandons Bing, it might as well just about abandon its entire online presence, because aside from Hotmail, Bing is its only substantial Internet service
  • July was the third straight month that Bing-powered searches increased
  • google, bing
  • yahoo
Mojo joanne

Firefox could get even more Chrome style | The Download Blog - Download.com - 0 views

  • Firefox could get even more Chrome style By: Seth Rosenblatt August 1, 2011 5:25 PM PDT Print E-mail Share 67 comments Early design concepts for Mozilla Firefox indicate that the browser continues to bend toward the light emanating from Google Chrome.
  • Early design concepts for Mozilla Firefox indicate that the browser continues to bend toward the light emanating from Google Chrome
  • Designs released for the interface-focused branch of the nightly version of Firefox reveal a look that brings the browser even closer to looking like its Google competitor, although it definitely has its own approach
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  • The designs also show that the in-focus tab will get rounded corners, practically identical to tabs in Chrome.
  • However, background tabs will not look like their Chrome counterparts,
  • instead retaining the current rectangular approach.
Hye Rin Bae

F1 fan receives bionic hand from Mercedes team - Telegraph - 0 views

  • Matthew James, 14, who was born without his left hand, sent a cheeky letter to Ross Brawn, boss of F1 team Mercedes GP Petronas, asking for £35,000 to pay for a top-of-the range artificial limb.
  • But Mercedes where so touched by Matthew's ''intelligent and moving letter'' they agreed to help him and teamed up with firm Touch Bionics, who create and fit hi-tech artificial limbs.
  • prosthetic
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  • versatile
  • Touch Bionics also agreed to fit the hand and train Matthew at their state of the art facilities for free, which would have otherwise cost £25,000.
  • Matthew said: ''It is just amazing.
  • even fitted with Bluetooth technology to allow Matthew to hook up to a computer wirelessly to track the strength and speed of his movements.
  • chassis-style
  • congenital
  • prestigious
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Giang V

Motorola's Security Experise Could Help Google's Android -- InformationWeekMotorola's S... - 0 views

  • Motorola's Security
  • Experise
  • Could Help Google's
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  • Android
  • Motorola can help Google make Android more secure, and more attractive to business and government customers.
  • Google wants to buy Motorola Mobility for $12.5 billion.
  • While Google's master plan for its Motorola acquisition remains a closely guarded secret, the company has been portraying it as a patent-related business opportunity.
  • Motorola's smartphones have great
  • with businesses.
  • rapport
  • Google's Motorola acquisition may also be a strategy for landing more business customers.
Rebecca Lee

AFP: Fighters who shot down US chopper are alive: Taliban - 0 views

  • The Taliban
  • downing a US helicopter,
  • Afghanistan
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  • Wednesday
  • Taliban spokesman Zabiullah Mujahid told AFP: "This is not true. After seeing the enemy statement, we contacted the mujahed (fighter) who shot down the helicopter and he's not dead. He's busy conducting jihad elsewhere in the country."
  • four Taliban fighters had been killed in the US air strike but not those who shot down the helicopter.
  • tragic incident
  • The airstrike killed the "shooter" as well as a Taliban militant, Mullah Mohibullah, as they "were attempting to flee the country in order to avoid capture," ISAF said.
Mojo joanne

Mozilla (Carefully) Slams Apple | ConceivablyTech - 0 views

  • Mozilla (Carefully) Slams Apple
  • Mozilla is having issues especially with Apple
  • heading into a direct confrontation with the mighty Jobs.
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  • Mozilla is carefully circumventing the phrase of “waging war” against the creation of closed or “siloed” environments on the web.
  • competing, but not so by going directly against a rival, but by being “different”
  • That name would be Apple, which Mozilla’s chairman and chief lizard wrangler Mitchell Baker directly addressed in a series of sequential blog posts that outline Mozilla’s future direction. The attacks aren’t as crude and as we typically see between Mozilla and Microsoft. They are much more carefully worded, perhaps in an effort to remain polite and not to raise any unnecessary attention
  • “There’s no reason why “apps” can’t incorporate the characteristics that are important about the web. They don’t today because Apple didn’t build them that way. There’s no reason Apple should; Apple has a different view of the world. But we can. In fact, Mozilla is one of the very few organizations that can do this.”
  • Mozilla has yet to show what it plans to do and leaves us with its vision for now. Mozilla believes that its opportunity is a user’s desire to run anything he wants on any device he owns. Mozilla believes that a user wants to be in charge of his web experience, not Apple, Google or a device. Mozilla believes that a user would want to be in control of her/his identity and the information that is made available. Of course, Mozilla’s model is also based on Firefox and a web browser, which Apple could care less about at this time.
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    firefox slams apple 
Giang V

What HP's TouchPad fire sale tells iPad rivals - Telegraph - 0 views

  • What HP's TouchPad fire sale tells iPad rivals For a short time this week, the TouchPad was the world’s most wanted gadget. Now with stocks sold out, HP is left to wonder what might have been.
  • Hundreds of thousands of TouchPads have been sold in days, after HP announced it would stop manufacturing its would-be iPad competitor.
  • The sudden desirability of the device was of course due to heavy discounting. Currys and PC World were selling their stocks off for just £89, down from the original RRP of £399.
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  • each of the gadgets cost HP at least £180 just to build, so selling the Touchpad for £89 would never have been considered until the firm decided to abandon it.
  • others hoping to loosen Apple’s stranglehold on the tablet computing market.
  • The main Google Android tablets, made by Samsung and Motorola, are pitched at around the same £400-ish price point as the iPad. But, put together with all the other Android tablets, it’s estimated they are outsold by Apple’s devices eight to one.
  • Amazon, which is rumoured to be preparing to release an Android tablet this autumn. Like Apple with the iPad, it has built and dominated a market for itself with the Kindle, its hugely successful e-reader.
  • Kindle’s success is its relatively low price of £111
Hanna Anderson

Steve Jobs resigns as Apple CEO, stunning tech world - San Jose Mercury News - 0 views

  • #___plusone_0 { display:inline-block !important;float:right !important;margin-left:10px;width:78px !important; } .twitter-share-button { display:inline-block;float:right;margin-left:10px; } .IN-widget {float:right;} inShare0 ReprintPrint&nbsp;&nbsp; Email&nbsp;&nbsp; Font ResizeSteve Jobs resigns as Apple CEO, stunning tech worldBy John Boudreaujboudreau@mercurynews.comPosted:&nbsp;08/24/2011 08:19:45 PM PDTUpdated:&nbsp;08/24/2011 08:26:58 PM PDThttp://extras.mercurynews.com/slideshows
  • bs, who built Apple
Chozen Takei

What TouchPad's Fate Says About the Tablet Market - BusinessWeek - 0 views

  • TouchPad's Fate
  • Tablet Market
  • Apple's early iPad
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  • Hewlett-Packard
  • HP’s bombshell revelations
  • where it holds the global No. 1 spot
  • TouchPad
  • Apple (AAPL) has positioned its iPad very well for years to come against challengers in the tablet market.
  • Apple’s iPad was announced in January 2010
  • no tablet has caught up to what Apple offers.
  • happy with a Google (GOOG) Android Honeycomb tablet; fewer have purchased a BlackBerry (RIMM) Playbook.
  • third-party app support,
  • table the TouchPad?
  • For most people, the iPad is the most complete tablet available.
  • Apple holds the tablet crown.
  • phone apps,
  • a media store,
  • tens of millions were already used to.
  • earliest
  • tablet contenders appeared and they’re just now gaining certain key features: movie stores, for example, and stretch and zoom capabilities for phone apps. Consumers want a complete tablet experience, not one that’s “coming soon.”
  • HP’s $1.2 billion investment in webOS persuaded me that it was in the tablet race for the long haul. I defended the company’s move to sell the TouchPad at a discount and even bought one, only to find out days later that I was wrong: HP wasn’t selling the tablet at low prices to expand the user base quickly and help attract developers. HP apparently gave the TouchPad only a brief chance to gain an audience.
  • swiftly pulled.
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    The HP touch pd is on sale because HP wants to get rid of it.
Mojo joanne

Mozilla Firefox 6 review - PC Advisor - 0 views

  • It was only a couple of months ago that we reviewed Mozilla’s Firefox 5 web browser, which came hot on the heels of our Firefox 4 review
  • Firefox 6. It’s hard to keep up with these rapid-fire web browser updates.
  • Firefox updates used to creep out under small incremental version numbers, such as 3.6.4
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  • There are more than a thousand changes under the hood of the latest version of Firefox.
  • Google's Chrome web browser isn't much better - already reaching version 10
  • Ancient browser Microsoft Interner Explorer has only recently&nbsp; staggered to version 9
  • Firefox 6 isn’t a minor upgrade
  • only a few of these changes provide worthwhile reasons for upgrading to the newest release of the browser.
  • Firefox 6 speed increases The first reason to upgrade to Firefox 6 is speed, although that point is debatable.
katrina Sukumaran

iPhone 5 rumors continue: Sharing Samsung Galaxy S II release date? - 0 views

  • iPhone 5 could launch on October 7th or 14th.
  • unofficial Apple blog
  • Apple is preparing to launch the iPhone 5 in October 7th or the 14th depending on the supply.
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  • upcoming Apple smartphone
  • , T-Mobile’s Samsung Hercules
  • The leak said October 26th.&nbsp;
  • Samsung Galaxy S II
  • iPhone 5 will arrive in October
  • better under the hood specification
  • Apple delayed the launch of the iPhone 5 to take advantage of the so-called Thanksgiving and Christmas shopping rush.
  • more powerful back and front cameras.
  • next-generation Apple smartphone.
  • based in Asia.
  • supply of the units from Apple’s manufacturing partners
  • also added that Apple is still internally “debating” on either the September 29th or the 30th preorder date, but the latter seems more likely.
  • much-anticipated smartphones this year.
  • iPhone 5
  • expected by the end of September
  • iPhone 5
  • new A5 chip, the dual-core dedicated processor of the computer company, as well as bigger RAM, 8-megapixel rear camera, a non-VGA front-facing camera and could sport a new design. The new iPhone 5 is also the expected device to launch with iOS 5 out of the box.
  • iPhone 5′s design is “curvier”
  • f Samsung Mobile
  • Android OEM
  • launch a “defensive” strategy against the iPhone 5 by launching the company’s most popular Android smartphone to date
  • Samsung Galaxy S II.
  • Galaxy S II was heralded this week, claiming that the Samsung Hercules, or the Samsung Galaxy S II variant for the US carrier T-Mobile.
  • AT&amp;T, Sprint Nextel and Verizon Wireless
  • also expected to sell the Samsung Galaxy S II,
  • Other Android devices that are also expected to arrive by Thanksgiving are the HTC Vigor, Motorola Droid Bionic and the new Nexus smartphone from Google.
  • Android “team” compete against the iPhone 5? I
  • Android smartphone that could possibly steal some of the iPhone 5 customers?
Andy Chen

AFP: Now you can eat -- Angry Birds mooncakes - 0 views

  • The popular mobile game, which was first launched for Apple's mobile operating system in 2009, features cartoonish, wingless birds that the player must slingshot into enemy pig territory to reclaim stolen eggs.
  • Angry Birds' popularity has led to versions of the game being released for all major smartphone brands, personal computers, and game consoles. It currently has at least 120 million active users on mobile devices.
  • hina's mooncake tradition is said to have started after the people were rallied to revolt against the country's Mongolian Yuan dynasty rulers by pieces of paper calling for an uprising on the mid-autumn festival inserted in each cake.
Rebecca Lee

Bing Webmaster Tools Gets Yahoo's Traffic Data | Search Engine Journal - 0 views

  • Bing and Yahoo search are the same thing
  • alliance was made official last year,
  • migrated both their search ads and results to a Bing-powered back-end
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  • Bing Webmaster Tools now provides users with traffic data from both Bing and Yahoo
  • The changes
  • rolled out between August 12th and 16th
  • you can’t currently filter for Yahoo versus Bing results
  • you will see is a combination of the two,
  • Bing is powering Yahoo’s search results. It’s expected that every regional version of Yahoo will have made the transition by early 2012,
  • notable exception of Yahoo Japan; Yahoo Japan functions as an independent company and will have its back-end powered by Google.
  • since Yahoo announced earlier this year that they would be shutting down their own webmaster tools once every market has transitioned to Bing.
Kyu Won Shim

IPhone Users in South Korea Sue Apple for Collecting Data Without Consent - Bloomberg - 0 views

  • A group of South Korean users of Apple Inc. (AAPL)’s iPhone sued the company in a local court, claiming it invaded their privacy by allowing the smartphone to collect location data without their consent.
  • About 27,000 people joined a class-action suit against Apple’s South Korean unit and headquarters, seeking 1 million won per person ($930) in damages,
  • Apple was fined by South Korea’s telecommunications regulator on Aug. 3 and ordered to encrypt location data of people using iPhones to address privacy concerns.
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  • Apple was fined 3 million won for collecting such data even when some users turned off location-recognition features on their iPhones, the Korea Communications Commission said Aug. 3. Google Inc
  • Earlier this year, Apple was sued in the U.S. by two iPhone and iPad users who claimed the devices secretly collected information on their movements.
  • “I’m an iPhone user myself, so when I first heard about this in the media, I reviewed the legality of the matter based on Korean law,” Kim Hyeong Seok, an attorney for the plaintiffs
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    Iphone user in South Korea sued I phone because it damage their private life
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