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“Partnership has been key to Google’s success as a rising tide lifts all boats. So we’re excited to announce a new way to help our clients succeed by working with Facebook to participate in FBX, their real-time bidding exchange” DoubleClick’s Senior Product Manager Payam Shodjai, on Facebook’s decision to include Google’s Doubleclick in their FBX […]
Another piece of the missing Google+ puzzle is set for release – Vanity URLs. Technically it has already been released, but only for “a limited number of verified profiles and pages”, the rest of us non verified or big named peons will just have to wait until Google decides it is our turn, which I am hoping will […]
Google+ appeared on the social networking scene almost a year ago and Google has been making steady upgrades since. In the biggest change since launch Google+ has scene it’s user interface being overhauled and a new customizable ribbon added to the left of the page which will be used to navigate to the different areas […]
Long time “Mactivist” Kevin Rose of Digg.com and Milk Inc Goes Android with the Galaxy Nexus. He stated in a recent post on the Google Social Networking Platform, Google +: “Excited to get his android phone this week – Going Nexus!” see here. If your one that has seen any of the Diggnation podcasts hosted by […]
Triple Town is a fairly new and very addictive puzzle game by Spry Fox. Players try to build a city by matching 3 or more similar objects to form more complex objects such as matching 3 bushes to create a tree, 3 churches to a cathedral and 3 houses to make mansion. Mix in other elements […]
The different peices of Google+ are starting to come together more and more. It’s invite only beta preview came in June, the android app followed in July, casual games arrived in August and most recently Google did the invitable and married the +1 button and Google+. Google+ Pages went live yesterday and just like it’s […]
The “Google+ization” of many of Google’s services continue, the newest convert is Google Reader. Gmail and Google Calender has recently seen user interface revamps and in a effort to standardize the “Google” look Reader has been given some similar tweaks and has had it’s sharing options plugged directly into Google+ in a effort to streamline it’s use. The update is […]
Google Vice President Bradley Horowitz, one of the main Googlers behind Google+ and in a post on the official Google Blog entitled “A fall sweep” he pulled the plug or signalled the death of a number of Google products, the major one being Google Buzz. It wasn’t that much of a surprise as Google Buzz […]