Going mobile isn’t easy, and its even harder with the limited budgets and resourcers of a small firm. In theis article, Raam Thakrar and Freddie Gjertsen at Touchnote offer a guide to getting the most out of mobile for SMEs.
Consumers are being warned to think twice before enabling Microsoft’s anti-tracking feature in Internet Explorer 9 (IE9) to their browsers after a potential flaw in the technology was discovered by Which? Computing.
Consumers are being warned to think twice before enabling Microsoft’s anti-tracking feature in Internet Explorer 9 (IE9) to their browsers after a potential flaw in the technology was discovered by Which? Computing.
Microsoft has finally launched its latest Internet Explorer 9, available for Windows 7 and Vista… but not XP. Ovum principal analyst Richard Edwards asks if Microsoft have alienated their core market or are they going after a new one on mobile?
The Yahoo! /MSN Search Alliance, which rolled out in the US late last year – and with mixed results, transitions in Europe imminently. In this Right to Reply article, Matthew Whiteway, client services director at Greenlight explains why he is more pessimistic than optimistic about any significant shift in search engine user behaviour.
Facebook engagement ads and savvy targeting are yielding astonishing sales growth on the social network’s P&L. With online ad sales set to rise 80% year on year (to around $2.2bn) media sales directors at established online sites will be lost for words when their CEOs ask for the same. The shift in audience has happened; … [Read more…]
Nokia has unveiled the first concept designs of its Windows 7 Mobile phones, following its tie-up with Microsoft.
This week, in Steve Ballmer’s keynote address at Mobile World Congress 2011, Microsoft announced a variety of new features coming to its Windows Phone 7 smartphone operating system.
Google continued to dominate market share for Internet searches in January, although its lead narrowed while Yahoo and Microsoft saw their share inch up, according to new data.
Apple and Google smartphone platforms are increasing thier market share at the expense of RIM, Microsoft and Palm.