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questions d'augmenter d'Answers.com au sujet de la puissance de Google

4 août 2007 · Classé dessous Silicon Valley · Commentaire

logo dSemestriellement Google ajusterait leur Search Engine algorithmique en conséquence, ce mouvement pourrait potentiellement effectuer certains bloggers et leur rang, Answer.com est la plus défunte victime avec une baisse approximativement de 28% de leur trafic.

Chaque blogger devrait diversifier et si 90% de votre trafic vient de Google, alors vous êtes joli beaucoup dans l'ennui. Soumettez votre blog au divers Search Engine, La Chine Maza a une liste de Search Engine chinois qu'un blogger pourrait soumettre leur URL à.

Répond à la société (ANSW) a annoncé aujourd'hui que, en raison d'un ajustement algorithmique de Search Engine par Google, Answers.com a vu une baisse dans le trafic de Search Engine commençant la semaine dernière. En conséquence, le trafic global est actuellement en bas approximativement de 28% des niveaux immédiatement avant le changement.

Lisez le communiqué de presse d'Answer.com.

Recherche ouverte de source

1er août 2007 · Classé dessous Silicon Valley · Commentaire

Le Pays de Gales ouvert de jimmy de ver de recherche de source

Le Pays de Gales ouvert de jimmy de ver de recherche de source

Le Pays de Gales de Jimmy le fondateur de Wikipedia a lancé un nouveau projet connu sous le nom de Search Engine ouvert de source - ver. Une partie de la raison du mouvement étonnant est le malaise de Google et son équilibre sur l'Internet, selon le Pays de Gales de Jimmy, la chenille de ver est basé sur LookSmart et ils ont le lancement juste un outil pour Linux et Windows et joli tout comme Wikipedia, n'importe qui et chacun peut faire partie de la communauté en contribuant leurs ressources d'informatique quand il est en mode idéal.

Le ver regarde vraiment intéressant, et devrait être fantastique. Je doute que ce soit une menace à Google n'importe quand bientôt.

À quoi Windows 7 ressemblera-t-il ?

29 juillet 2007 · Classé dessous Silicon Valley · Commentaire

À ce jour, chacun a entendu parler de la prochaine version de Microsoft de Windows, Windows 7 ou l'a employé pour être connue comme Vienne, serait rendu disponible en 2010. Every new windows spot a slightly change in the user interface, the most drastic changes would be the introduction of Windows 95 that caught the world by storm and sealed the entire computer industry’s fate where Microsoft became the world’s most powerful software company.

According to source, Windows 7 may spot a hypervisor or a drastic change in the user interface, this can be seen with Microsoft’s introduction of its Surface computer in late May. The surface computer looks like a coffee table with touchscreen interface that lets users move photos around by hand synchronize devices by placing them on the table. Sound like the tablet computer that Microsoft said would be a hit but turned out to be the other way round.

Here is a list of possible unique features in Windows 7:

  • Touchscreen user interface
  • Improved desktop search
  • Hypervisor Technology

    • Blackle the new Google Black

    July 29, 2007 · Filed Under Silicon Valley · 1 Comment

    Blackle the new Google Black

    A black version of Google Search, mind you, it is not the official Google nor recognize by Google itself. Blackle as it is called is a custom search engine powered by Google, it claimed that it require more energy to power a display that is white in colour, but we have to take note that this only applies to conventional CRT monitor and not LCDs.

    Someone is out there to make a quick profit from cheap publicity. Reminds me of Google Mirror - A mirrored version of Google.

    Blackle was created by Heap Media to remind us all of the need to take small steps in our everyday lives to save energy. Blackle saves energy because the screen is predominantly black. “Image displayed is primarily a function of the user’s color settings and desktop graphics, as well as the color and size of open application windows; a given monitor requires more power to display a white (or light) screen than a black (or dark) screen.” Roberson et al, 2002

    Business.com Sold for $350 Million

    July 27, 2007 · Filed Under Silicon Valley · Comment

    Business.com Sold for $350 Million

    According to TechCrunch, business.com was sold to RH Donnelley for $350 million, RH Donnelley beat out Dow Jones and the New York Times during the bidding.

    The domain has enter the world record as the most expensive domain name ever, it could possibly be the most expensive non-existence object ever.

    Acer slam Microsoft

    July 25, 2007 · Filed Under Silicon Valley · Comment

    The head of Taiwan-based personal computer maker Acer, Gianfranco Lanci, slam Microsoft for its not up to standard Vista Operating System.

    Personally I couldn’t agree more, “I really don’t think that someone has bought a new PC specifically for Vista,” he added. I bought an Acer Aspire laptop and I choose Windows Xp instead of Vista because of stability and software compatibility. Anyway, mine is a laptop and since Vista drains battery at 40% faster than XP, I see no reason for me to choose Vista, it defeats the idea of having a portable computer anyway.

    Read more - The Age

    Kelvin Ham - The man that owns the internet

    July 23, 2007 · Filed Under Silicon Valley · Comment

    Kelvin Ham - The man that owns the internetKelvin Ham, some say he owns the internet while others says his fortune are ill gotten. Educated as a family doctor, he switch his profession from a doctor to a domain estate agent after discovering the richness of the world wide web in year 2000, according to source, he owns as many as 300,000 domain names and combine with that with some online advertising, he generates an estimate USD70 million a year - mind you, its a one man show.

    CNN has a comprehensive article on the domain estate topic, you’ll be amaze by how rich these people are - read The man who owns the Internet.

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