In 2009, Motorola Droid was released exclusively to Verizon and marketed as an iPhone alternative. The slide-out keyboard touted as a key advantage over the iPhone and sold 525,000 units in the first month. This milestone in Android history probably marks the beginning of #TeamAndroid vs. #TeamiPhone. Check out other Android’s milestones in the infographic […]
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People are the driving force behind corporations. People create, innovate, and make the wheels turn in businesses of all sizes. As more and more corporations emphasize this fact, they are changing the way they do “work.” Take Google for example. They have office themes to keep things interesting and also provide bikes for their employees
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The number is out there, Google made 37.9 billion dollars last year. About 96 percent of this came from advertising. WordStream’s impressive new infographic explores which keywords were the most popular and whose ads made the search engine so much money. © WordStream, a Google AdWords partner company.
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As a known Social Media enthusiast, I’m privy to a ton of information. I stand on the sidelines of various Social Media realms and watch as drama unfolds. I find that it’s usually the best thing to do when two opposing forces in Social Media go head to head. It’s not that I’m disloyal, don’t get me wrong, but rather that I prefer to not get involved.
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Ah, the great browser wars. For but a moment, we’re magically whisked away to the innocent Internet of days past. When you could buy Netscape Navigator in a box at a store! For those of you that missed that whole era, you might consider reading The New New Thing: A Silicon Valley Story, a great
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(Image credit:allspice1) IBM was well known for having golf course privileges for its employees. Quite a perk, right? Well it paid off for IBM, as it kept employees going on talking shop on the golf course. Enter social media. Corporations and draconian IT departments out there often block many or all social media sites from
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This post is inspired by Dave Gorman the UK comedian who is known in the UK for looking for other Dave Gormans amongst others and in America as the stats guy who occasionally appears on the Daily Show. Dave Gorman was recently featured in a TV show where he traveled across America only to make
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Do you use Google? Do you think they are nice and friendly? Do you assume that what is good for Google is good for humanity as a whole? I don’t. Here is why: The top 12 reasons to distrust Google. Google supports and implements censorship measures in nondemocratic countries like China Google search is almost
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Tim looks at why becoming a news blogger is hard work and how simple changes to page layouts and designs can attract and promote your news blogs or any site even if he doesn’t use all the tricks himself. Most bloggers dream of becoming a major source of news and information, millions of visitors and
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Steampunk laptop by Datamancer.net Some people are hopelessly late. Are you one of them? Many people still think that search engine submission meta tag optimization keyword stuffing PageRank link exchange and similar SEO anachronisms straight out of the nineteenth century will get them website traffic and make it an authority. Wake up, you have been
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