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Street Slide: Microsoft's Next Killer Maps App? At the SIGGRAPH 2010 event this week in Los Angeles, Microsoft researchers showed off a next-generation tool for browsing street-level imagery. It’s called Street Slide, and it combines the up close realism of, say, Google Street View or Bing’s similarly named Streetside product, with “strip” panoramas that offer a wider perspective of a city block [...] *** Read the full post by clicking on the headline above *** Ecrit le 29/07 21:13 A Market Without Google? The Fallacy Of Security Returns for online investments are still so much greater than the offline world that it is easy to think that the money is somehow less real, or that there is greater risk to it. That perhaps we should diversify out of the web to help make our businesses less risky. Sure, the shift of a [...] *** Read the full post by clicking on the headline above *** Ecrit le 29/07 19:58 Diller: Ask.com Was The Little Search Engine That Couldn't At one time, IAC’s CEO Barry Diller thought his Ask.com search engine could take on Google. But Diller effectively threw in the towel yesterday on an investors call. Diller downplayed Ask.com’s role in the over IAC company but said he ultimately failed at thinking Ask.com can compete with Google. Diller said: But one thing [...] *** Read the full post by clicking on the headline above *** Ecrit le 29/07 19:25 Google Introduces Expandable Map Ads For Mobile At Google I/O Google VP Vic Gundotra and his co-presenters showcased a dizzying array of announcements and products to come. Included among them was Google’s iTunes competitor, soon to come to market, and well as a range of new richer mobile ad formats. Those new mobile ad formats have been gradually rolling out. This morning Google [...] *** Read the full post by clicking on the headline above *** Ecrit le 29/07 18:57 Estimate: Google Mobile Search Market Share Near 100% Let’s be cautious about running too far with these numbers, but Royal Pingdom (using data from StatCounter) has reported/estimated Google’s global mobile search market share to be almost 100% Google is clearly dominant in mobile search across smartphones (and feature phones). However these numbers may not be completely accurate. For example, the chart above shows PC [...] *** Read the full post by clicking on the headline above *** Ecrit le 29/07 18:28 V2 Script rss