Google Chrome has released an advert which works alongside Dan Savage’s “It Gets Better” project which is aimed to provide inspiration for teens dealing with depression, bullying and suicide. In this particular Ad Google examples how using Google Chrome and YouTube thousands of teens are being connected around the world to talk about their experiences and convince others that life is beautiful. For... 

The warning was sent to me through email, “Make sure the Google Panda doesn’t get you”. In April Google updated an aspect of their search algorithm which dictates (I use this word with its full meaning) how sites appear in search. Google Panda is essentially an update which removes those sites which show low quality, questionable or copied content. Google has listed the below questions as measures... 

Using a WordPress blog? If so follow this lists of tips and your Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) efforts won’t go far wrong. Download the “All in One SEO Plugin” For any budding WordPress king installing this plugin is your first port of call. This will not only generate META tags automatically to enhance your site in search engine listings but allows you to edit content descriptions for each... 

During a spot of internet surfing I stumbled upon Bing VS Google, a website which allows direct search result comparisons between both search engines. I use a mixture of both search engines but have Bing set as my default for smartphones, notebooks and my desktop. The ability to directly compare the results of both search engines is made interesting for me due to my move from Google Search. To test... 

We never forget the first time we fall in love. It is one of those moments which stick out in our memories as a point in our life that everything either changed for the better or worse. Some say love takes time to build but for me love was at first sight. I remember the day clearly. It was 1995 (I was 5 years old) and my parents were upstairs in the kitchen. The ground floor of our house at the time... 

A couple of days ago Windows Phone 7 launched in over 30 countries with 60 operators. The largest smartphone launch, ever. Steve Ballmer held the fort in America whilst in London Stephen Fry stood on stage and announced, ‘I never thought the day would come that I would stand on a stage and praise Microsoft for doing something they could be proud of’. This is definitely a turning point for Microsoft... 

The cloud is all around us, it has revolutionised the way in which we communicate with each other and how applications operate. Everybody on the planet communicates across the cloud; it has encompassed our every discussion. Mobiles, ATMs and of course computers are all part of the cloud. The cloud, quite simply, explains the internet. The connotation of the cloud describes the remote hosting of content... 

Did you know that an increasing amount of employers are using social media to check out applicants? So before you send off your CV here are five of my tips: 1. Google Yourself Think like an employer. The first thing I would do would be to visit Google and type in the applicants name perhaps followed by something relevant to their experiences or education on their CV. For instance, when I type ‘Michael... 

Back in 2006 publishers and authors gathered together to file a class action lawsuit against Google Books. It is easy to see why, digital downloads are threatening the music industry and books could be perceived to becoming under the same threat. Just as Google revolutionised the way we navigate the internet, they are now assisting the future of books. Today the Twitter stream is ablaze as Mashable... 

I have considered writing this blog post for the past couple of days but sanity stopped me. Unfortunately, I can no longer contain my excitement. Google Wave is going to be awesome! However, this article is merely a product of speculation. Currently Google Wave is only open to a small number of developers but it is expected to be released later this year. Why on Earth is Google Wave relevant for this...