Posts Tagged ‘Google’
Google “good to know” ads on London Underground (tube) in association with CAB
Posted by: cafearjun on: October 26, 2011
- In: business idea | Internet | UK
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Google is now advertising on London Underground or Tube as it’s popularly known. I saw these ads on a central line train in London today. Here are a couple of images taken from my iPhone. The advertisements in the Tube are about security, data protection and family protection mainly. Google have teamed up with the [...]
Alexa launches keyword tool filled with skewed SEO data
Posted by: cafearjun on: October 11, 2009
- In: Internet
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I used to be a big fan of Alexa, in fact I still am for some niches – If you’re researching 2 sites that are targetted to SEOs or users interested in Internet marketing/search engine rankings, Alexa data will be quite accurate for US, UK and India but when it comes to non-technical industries, for [...]
Are Google Talk, Twitter, Facebook days over? Welcome Google Wave!
Posted by: cafearjun on: September 30, 2009
- In: Achievement | inspiration | Internet | News | World
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Google Talk days are over. For all you Gtalk addicts – You abandoned MSN messenger first, then you quit Yahoo chat. Now its time to welcome Google Wave. It is awesome and it’s here to give Twitter and Facebook a hard time, although it is very well integrated with Twitter. I’m not really talking about [...]
Wolfram Alpha Screenshots and My Test Reviews
Posted by: cafearjun on: May 15, 2009
- In: inspiration | Internet | News | World
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I have been intrigued with the whole Wolfram Alpha hype for a long time and when finally I got to lay my hands on this engine, I was pleasantly surprised. I have to say, this is way beyond my expectations (I mean better) and the extent to which they’ve researched before launching it is really [...]
Google Latitude – There goes our privacy in shatters!
Posted by: cafearjun on: February 6, 2009
First you could email and get your messages across to your mates. Then came online messengers – instruments to disturb your peace resulting in unnecessary, useless chatter. Yahoo invented the “invisible mode”. Never been visible since. Google Talk, however, maintained my peers’ right to know when I’m online. I somehow managed with that. All my [...]
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