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Top time-saving tools for SEOs
As an SEO, it's likely that you heavily rely on a number of time-saving tools. In this article, Adam Clemence shares the Chrome extensions he can't live without.
Google Kills Flash Advertising in Chrome for Good
Like many of its industry counterparts, Google is eliminating Flash-enabled ads on Chrome.
Are You Optimistic About SEO?
Searchmetrics' recent report about Google's ranking factors falls in with this columnist's "5 R's" SEO summary, and demonstrates the growing focus on…
Bing Tests Emoji Keyboard
Not long after becoming the first search engine to allow users to search with emojis, Bing is testing an emoji keyboard.
Google Earth Turns Ten and Adds Two New Features
For its tenth birthday, Google Earth has added two new ways to explore the world: Voyager, which offers 3D city views, and…
Yahoo and Tumblr Modernize with Searchable GIFs
As Yahoo discontinues features like Maps and Pipes, the search powerhouse continues to modernize with others, such as Tumblr's new GIF-based search…
Microsoft’s New Enhancements Could Put the “Edge” Back Into Voice Search
At its Build conference, Microsoft unveiled its new browser, Edge, as a follow-up to the recently defunct Internet Explorer. The new browser…
Bing Updates Image Search
This new enhancement will show carousels full of Pinterest collections and Web pages where the images are featured, as well as pictures…
Google Simplifies Top Movers Report, Autofill on Mobile
Improving Google for both advertisers and regular users, the search giant released a simplified top movers' report, as well as an update…
Google Translate Update Challenges Microsoft’s Skype Translator
Additional capability will be added to Google Translate to allow speech to be converted into text in real-time.
7-Point Relaunch SEO Checklist
We may now know what to consider during the redesign phase and how to remedy issues, but we must follow these items…
Google Gives Older Browsers a Retro Look
If you're going to act like it's 2011, Google will treat you like it's 2011.
Hack or Glitch? Google Image Search Only Displays Car Crash
On August 26, Google Image Search users were shown images of a Russian car crash rather than results related to the actual…
Sneak Peek at Google Stars: If Pinterest Met Google Drive
One of Google's undercover projects, Google Stars, works like Pinterest, looks like Google Drive, and feels like it could replace the +1…
Google’s Yellow Ads Label Now Showing on Desktop Searches
Google is continuing to run tests on making their Google AdWords ads in search results clearly look like ads. The bright yellow…
Is Google Getting Ready to Retire PageRank?
If you eagerly watch your PageRank bar to check for any tiny little fluctuation, you've probably noticed that it hardly ever changes.…
Website Launch Checklist: 25 Things to Test Before Your Site Goes Live
Testing a new website may seem overwhelming, but there are things every team member can do to assist in the pre-launch process.…
Google Paying to Have Ads Whitelisted on AdBlock Plus?
Google is reportedly paying browser extension Adblock Plus (and their parent company Eyeo) in order to ensure that their ads are displayed…
Google Chrome & Android Will ‘Remain Separate for a Very Long Time’
An Android-Chrome merger seems unlikely now that Google Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt has publicly stated that there are no plans to combine…
Google Kills Blocked Sites Search Feature
Remember Google's search feature that let you block websites? The one that launched in March 2011, expanded globally in September 2011, and…
Google Chromebook Ads Popping Up on Chrome Start Pages
Google is advertising new Chromebooks to some users for $249. While the ad is unobtrusive and momentarily makes the start page more…
Hacker Selling Yahoo Mail Exploit for $700
A hacker is selling what is claimed to be a zero-day exploit that will let criminals hijack control of Yahoo Mail users'…
Google Chrome Adds Do Not Track Option
The company said that the feature, which is still in being tested, would be available as part of the latest 'Canary' build…
Google Will Remain Opera’s Default Search Engine Through 2014
Opera will continue using Google as its default search engine for its mobile and desktop web browser through August 2014. The firms…
Google Launches Handwrite for Mobile & Tablet Search – Tips & Tricks
Google's new feature lets mobile and tablet users scrawl handwritten search queries on their screen. Google converts the handwritten letters to typing…
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