Google rolled out its Caffeine update in November 2009, this update meant that any content crawled by the Google Robots would be instantly searchable; meaning content became available to searchers more quickly than before.
January 18th, 2012 by Danielle Jones
Google rolled out its Caffeine update in November 2009, this update meant that any content crawled by the Google Robots would be instantly searchable; meaning content became available to searchers more quickly than before.
January 16th, 2012 by Barry Ryan
We are only a few weeks into the new year but 2012 has already seen a big announcement from Google and the latest addition to their search armoury. This week Google announced the arrival of “Search plus Your world”. This seems like another step closer to fully integrated personalised search which gives the end user [...]
December 23rd, 2011 by carlymeacher
It is safe to say that it is no big secret that the search engines love content and the more well written, unique & engaging content you can have on your website the more favourably it will be looked upon.
December 23rd, 2011 by carlymeacher
Microsoft have now officially launched their new voice search technology for xbox live members who also own an xbox kinect
December 21st, 2011 by carlymeacher
Do you stay on top of computer software updates or do you wait for your computer to remind you that out-of-date software is leaving your machine open to malware and viruses? If, like the majority of the population, you only consider internet and computer security when an issue occurs, you could be leaving your laptop vulnerable to viruses, phishing and other hacking problems.
December 21st, 2011 by carlymeacher
In the world of search engines, Google is undisputedly king, with most of us turning to the search engine for any online query we have, from information on a local restaurant to directions to a shopping centre and breaking global news. Being at the top of the game means you need to continually strive to be a market leader, and to ensure that internet users continue to trust its results, Google has recently announced changes to the way it delivers its findings.
December 14th, 2011 by carlymeacher
Last week Google announced that it was going to do battle with Itunes and Amazon with the launch of its new Google Music Store. Google will be putting a lot of effort into promoting their new digital music store as they recognise the ever increasing demand for online music but will clearly need to differentiate themselves from their already well-established rivals.
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