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  1. Can Facebook Graph Search Disrupt the Google Habit?

    Similarly, people who visit Facebook do it very frequently (about every other day on average) for a significant amount of time (about 6 hours per month on PC alone). To enhance the overall utility of its searches, Google launched Google+ in 2011...

  2. Consumers Spend 20-30% of Time Online in Social; Ad Tolerance Improving [Study]

    PC users spend approximately 20 percent of their online time in social networks, while mobile users are even more prolific at 30 percent, according to a recent Nielsen study. Facebook continues to dominate the social scene as the most-visited...

  3. Paid Search Growth Continues to Slip, CPCs Down But ROI Improves in Q3 2012

    Smart phone users, while representing a larger over-all audience, had on average 4 percent lower Engagement Scores than PC users and 11 percent fewer page views. Slowing growth and lower CPCs in paid search don’t bode well for companies like Google...

  4. 8 Tips to Optimize for Mobile Searchers Across Multiple Screens & Devices

    Average order size higher than PC and conversion nearly equal --> focus on product attributes and deliver a rich browsing experience If you’re a visual person like me, go ahead and Google the same exact thing on your computer and phone.

  5. Gmail Messages to Appear in Google SERPs

    The move is designed to offer Gmail users quick access to the most relevant search results, wherever they happen to be stored, bringing a Google search more in line with the search functionality of a desktop PC or mobile device.

  6. Beyond Google: Tap Into the Alternative Search Engine Data Opportunity

    Opening up their digital magazine to different channels allows them to collect, segment, and analyze data and better gauge intent through PC, tablet, smartphone, and social interactions. It may surprise many marketers to learn that while 62 million...

  7. Google, Mozilla Accuse Microsoft of Restricting Browser Choice in Windows 8

    Such commitments followed the DOJ vs Microsoft settlement in 2001, which forced Microsoft to allow PC vendors to include non-Microsoft software on systems. Google's Chrome browser division has issued a statement of support for Mozilla's accusations.

  8. Google April Fools' Day Pranks 2012: 8-Bit Maps, Chrome Multitask Mode & More!

    The Toilet Internet Service Provider (TiSP) project was a self-installed, ad-supported online service that was offered entirely free to any consumer with a WiFi-capable PC and a toilet connected to a local municipal sewage system.