Donald Trump has taken the world by storm with his crazy tactics and outrageous charades as he makes his bid for Republican presidential candidate. And make no mistake about it, everyone is watching. Love him or hate him, when he speaks, people … Continue reading
A war is raging for users in the mobile world. Right now, in the digital marketplaces for Apple and Android, users have a choice of 1.5 million and 1.6 million apps, respectively. With such app market saturation, staying relevant is … Continue reading
Every two years, Moz surveys the opinions of dozens of the world’s brightest search marketers and runs correlation studies to better understand the workings of search engine algorithms. We gather this data to gain insight into the factors that may … Continue reading
A lot of changes in social media in 2016 won’t be revolutionary – they’ll be a continuation and acceleration of what we’ve seen already. Of course, any revolutionary change will be so different that to even try to guess at … Continue reading
New Mobile Tech = New Mobile Threats Technology is always evolving, but kids’ fondness of toys remains a constant. And to them, your tablet or smartphone with its colorful apps and fun sounds is just that—another toy. With moderation, this … Continue reading
iOS 6 has been out for more than an hour now. (Don’t get left behind.) Apple showcased many of the big-ticket features at its WWDC keynote back in June and, later, at the iPhone 5 unveiling. But there’s far more … Continue reading
Credentials posted in plain text appear to have originated from the Web company’s Yahoo Voices platform. The hackers say they intended the data dump as a “wake-up call.” Yahoo has been the victim of a security breach that yielded hundreds … Continue reading
Forget that little patent contretemps between Facebook and Yahoo. Water under the bridge. Now the companies can turn their attention to the real threat: Twitter. Buried in the press release announcing the settlement of Yahoo’s big patent-infringement lawsuit was this interesting nugget: Yahoo and Facebook will … Continue reading
ReutersGoogle Inc.’s Chrome, the world’s top Internet browser, is now available on the iPhone and iPad, as Apple Inc. finally granted access to its foe’s more popular Web-surfing app. At Google’s annual I/O developer conference in San Francisco on Thursday, … Continue reading
Bloomberg News reports: Groupon is combining its e-commerce operation in China with FTuan, backed by Tencent Holdings. Groupon will offer its Gaopeng brand side-by-side FTuan is the move designed to strengthen its presence in China. Terms were not disclosed.