The Palm Pre seems to be taking the mobile phone world by storm (no pun intended BlackBerry…). However, the question is whether it can pick up enough steam to gain market share against the iPhone? My answer is “No Way!”. I mean you have the iPhone gaining market share at a rate of over 375% […]
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Are you sitting around the house wondering what to do? The new iPhone App Center’d could be your answer! Center’d is a service designed to help you figure out what to do with your day, and helps you plan for events and outings. Pick up your free Center’d app here. TechCrunch had a great write […]
Have your heard of Google Insights for Search? This is a powerful keyword tools that allows you to not only perform in depth keyword research, but also allows you to dig down into graphical representation of trends over time. The tool also has a great mapping element that can show you search trend movements throughout […]
The iPhone has a new app for Gmail users and it’s called the Push Email App For Gmail. Tiverias apps is now proud to introduce Gpush. Gpush is an iPhone app for Gmail, and has apparently been a long awaited app for iPhone users. You can get it for only $.99 in the App Store. […]
When it comes to SEO (search engine optimization), there are no shortage of people who claim they can help you achieve the #1 ranking in Google for you keywords. Most people who get paid to do this are using blackhat SEO techniques, meaning they are “unnaturally” causing your website to increase in the search results. […]
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Bing Gains Marketshare – Again!
Microsoft is on a role with their search engine Bing! For the 2nd month in a row, Bing has gained market share in the search engine market at the expense of both Google and Yahoo. According to a news release just out: For the second month in a row – and the second month since […]
Wasn’t it really just a matter of time before Facebook got sued over privacy issues? Today, the Wall Street Journal launched an article stating that “Five Facebook Inc. users Monday sued the social-networking site in California’s Orange County Superior Court.” The complaint seems to be centered around the fact that users are not compensated for […]