January 16, 2012
We know all too well about the browser wars, don’t we? Firefox is better at this, Chrome is better at that and so on. While it’s great that we have all this competition going on right now about which browser is ultimately the best, I’ve been thinking recently about whether all of this will exist in the future.
January 3, 2012
Just in time for the Iowa Caucuses, Google released this week its US election coverage website which brings together the news, opinions, videos, and other resources that you might find in a Google search on a particular presidential candidate or issue. Google contends that “there’s no question that the Internet is set to deliver more political information, opinion and news than any other medium throughout the 2012 U.S. elections”.
December 14, 2011
The end of the year is the list lover’s favorite time. The year is ending, and many networks and websites are publishing their top (something) lists for 2011. We just finished reading Twitter’s top stories list, and now Facebook has released their 2011 Memology – the very top trends and memes on Facebook during 2011.
November 22, 2011
Google is still working hard on Google+. They have many innovative features in Google+, and also some which are borrowed from their competitors. Facebook borrowed some of their features and now Google+ is doing the same from Twitter, by rolling out a feature called ‘Trends”. With this addition, users can see what other Google+ users are talking about, much like “Trending Topics” on Twitter.
November 22, 2011
Following their other products, Google is officially rolling out the new Google Analytics, complete with a whole new look and some interesting new features. This change has been happening over the past few weeks, and some of you may have already seen the change beginning to happen in your Analytics. Over the next few weeks, Google will gradually make the new look the default to all users.
October 24, 2011
The word ‘viral’ is just the word you would use when it comes to something that’s popular on Facebook. Whether it is a game like FarmVille or the latest I-want-it-for-my-profile-pic silhouette photo of Steve Jobs, things can be left to their own devices once you press the Share or Like button-links. But how do you as a user discover the great content that’s being shared across the millions of pages on Facebook?
July 11, 2011
Reddit is a miraculous little site that yields the potential to either make or break the Internet but when its users are not spreading memes like a disease, they are caring for people that are truly in need. So what if you end up actually needing assistance? It’s a good thing that the philanthropic users of Reddit and their lovely alien named Snoo are here to help.
July 11, 2011
The Internet is full of entertainment, but if you’re looking for more amusing ‘lol’ images or other priceless goodies, be ready to unleash your inner procrastinator and check out the following list of websites. They’re bound to entertain you with tons of hilarious pictures for at least a couple of hours.
March 26, 2011
Sports scores, highlight reels and a TV schedule tailored to your location and TV provider. Whatever sport or league you’re a fan of, “Are You Watching This!?” can fill you in with the latest about it. There are no shortage of places to go to find the latest sports scores and highlights. Most leagues have this [...]
March 17, 2011
Most of you will have heard of Reddit. In fact, most people on the Internet daily will regularly see articles and topics made popular by Reddit either directly or indirectly. Sometimes Reddit debates will even find their way into mainstream news. However you view Reddit, there’s no denying its popularity and influence on Internet culture. [...]
