Google Integrates Adobe Flash into Chrome Browser

On April 7th, 2010, Ryan Powszok wrote:

It’s all about choices and alternatives. It was with this in mind that search and advertising giant Google recently announced that it’s going to support Adobe by bundling the popular Adobe Flash player with downloads of the Google Chrome browser. New releases of the browser will thus feature the latest version of the Flash player. [...]

Google Delivers Speed, Simplicity, and Security with the Upcoming Chrome OS

On December 21st, 2009, Chris Campbell wrote:

Just as Microsoft is trying to gain greater foothold in the search engine wars, which Google dominates, Google is trying to do the same in the Windows-controlled OS market. Yes, you heard that right. The company is launching its own operating system early next year: the Google Chrome OS. Google recently previewed Chrome OS, which [...]

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Here Comes Google TV

On July 13th, 2010, Ryan Powszok wrote:

What happens if the best of the Internet and television came together? This is the question that search giant Google aims to answer as it launches Google TV, a new service that combines television programming with search capabilities and rich Web applications. The recent announcement by the company revealed that the service is developed in partnership [...]

Google Waves Goodbye to Other Collaboration Tools

On May 28th, 2009, Chris Campbell wrote:

As a small business we are always looking for ways to collaborate with our team, clients and other developers on open source project. Today Google unveiled its newest tool to its growing arsenal of web based tools. Some people are calling this the replacement of Gmail! We are looking forward to testing these new product [...]

What Makes a Good E-Commerce Site?

On June 15th, 2010, Ryan Powszok wrote:

Developing an e-Commerce site is an altogether different challenge from coming up with an official website or company blog. While the latter two are meant – in one way or another – to serve as means of communication and engagement, an e-Commerce site should be built to sell. And sell lots. Anyone who has ever [...]

5 Ways to Start Experimenting with Google Buzz

On May 24th, 2010, Ryan Powszok wrote:

Social media can be pretty confusing to individuals, businesses, and organizations who haven’t adopted – and who aren’t used to adopting early – to online trends and technologies. While some may have taken Facebook, MySpace, Twitter, and other social media sites as an indelible part of their lives, others are left to wonder how and [...]

Site Speed a Ranking Factor in Google Algorithm

On December 2nd, 2009, Chris Campbell wrote:

At the recent PubCon in Las Vegas, Matt Cutts from Google delivered a presentation on what to expect in the year 2010. One of the bullet points discussed how, over at Google, there has been strong lobbying to introduce a new ranking factor into the algorithm: site speed. Soon, Cutt said, site or page speed [...]

Google Validates Bright Future of Mobile Advertising

On November 13th, 2009, Chris Campbell wrote:

Google recently announced its acquisition of AdMob, a leading mobile network that covers the Apple iPhone and other mobile platforms, including Android. The deal was worth $750 million in stock and serves to validate the continued growth of mobile marketing and advertising. Google said that the acquisition of AdMob gives the company more expertise in [...]