Enter Vertical Search and find what you are really looking for

September 30th, 2006

Vertical Search is a new phenomenon in the internet world and it has been created to give people the search results that would actually be useful (alteast most of them).
Broad-based search engines like Google and Yahoo fetch crawl a very large numbers of websites and documents and save the results in a common database and […]

Too young to drive but kid still buys car on Ebay

September 27th, 2006

A three year old child from Lincolnshire bought a car for £9,000 (approx $23,000) when his mother was not looking. As she turned her back, he pressed the ‘buy now’ button and that has impressed his mother.
Rachel Neal said “Jack’s a whizz on the PC and just pressed all the right buttons. I was horrified. […]

Improve your business’ visibilty with RSS

September 27th, 2006

This is how RSS can help your business go further in the online world.
Search Engines
RSS has been known to significantly impact search engine rankings, even low-traffic personal pages reach the first page position during searches. Search engines have started adopting RSS-specific strategies which rely on the number of inbound links to a website and […]

Seitz for sore eyes

September 26th, 2006

Has anyone heard about a company called Seitz? Well, I hadn’t till now. Seitz is a Swiss camera manufacturer known for making cameras with great designs and not-so-great price tags. They have recently launched the panoramic D3 camera which can take 360 Degree Photos In Two Seconds.In these 2 seconds, D3 will capture 470 million […]

A Mobile Phone Vending Machine?

September 25th, 2006

Motorola is planning on installing “InstantMoto” vending machines, so take out your credit card and buy a brand new Razr. Motorola plans to start selling its cellphones and accessories in vending machines in over 20 malls and airports around the U.S. You can also buy phones without plans and insert your present SIM card and […]

RSS Standards

September 23rd, 2006

RSS (Really Simple Syndication) has 4 most commonly used standards and they are mentioned below:
(i) RSS 0.91
RSS 0.91 is the oldest and the most common RSS standard in use today. This standard of RSS was developed by Netscape tem led by Dan Libby in July 1999. This standard was pull based, which meant that the […]

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