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The top 10 alternatives to Google search
Photo Rather than returning a page full of the "infamous 10 blue links", Kosmix presents a web page that mimics that layout of a magazine article, offering facts, pictures, videos and comments on your chosen subject. [16 Jun 2009]
Mobile barcodes going to Disneyland Paris
News The so-called Flashcodes - a French take on QR codes, which are big in Japan - will push visitors to a mobile portal containing a range of Disney info such as discount coupons, show times, videos and games. [12 Jun 2009]
Porn site goes on Mac attack
News Sophos explained in a blog post on Thursday that visitors to the malicious porn site are told they have to download an ActiveX component to view the videos. Security experts have discovered two new attacks targeting Mac... [12 Jun 2009]
"Whatever you do, please DON'T DOWNLOAD THEM"
News The Flash plug-in won't work, for example, so forget watching YouTube videos. Google released Chrome for Mac OS X and Linux Thursday - but only in rough developer preview versions that the company warns are works in... [05 Jun 2009]
Cash-strapped Brits rein in web shopping
News For example, the use of tools such as 3D pictures and videos will become more common as online shopping becomes more complex," the report said. Cash-strapped Brits are cutting back on online shopping and switching to... [03 Jun 2009]
Service Provider Establishes New Basis for Enterprise-Wide Data Platform Operation
White Paper Types of data are becoming diverse from simple text to images and videos, reaching a point that requires new technological and methodological alternatives. SK Communications is a globally competitive online service... [30 May 2009]
Developers - give a Wave to Google's real-time collaborator
News In the window, people can exchange real-time IM, photos, videos, maps and documents. Google has unveiled an early preview of an online collaboration and communication environment called 'Wave' and is inviting developers... [29 May 2009]
Google: Apps to shun OS for the desktop
News Google showed off an experiment with YouTube videos coded using the video tags, which gives developers quite a few options when it comes to how those videos can be embedded into a web page. Google spent... [28 May 2009]
Microsoft Zune takes on Apple with an HD tune
News Currently videos purchased via the Xbox can't be played on a Zune, although both stores use a similar back-end infrastructure to serve up content. Microsoft on Tuesday confirmed its plans to take on the iPod Touch with a... [27 May 2009]
Photos: Virtual fighting force takes over shopping centre
Photo Visitors can also watch videos of army operations, with the showroom hoping to show off the wide range of careers within the army, from dentistry to dog handling. Laser weapon ranges and virtual battlefield simulators... [21 May 2009]
Google rival Wolfram Alpha debuts under stormy conditions
News Wolfram Research was forced to show videos showing off the datacentre servers and power-redundancy systems taped earlier in the day while Stephen Wolfram convened an emergency meeting to figure out what was going on. [18 May 2009]
Google puts users in control with search revamp
News Search Options will give searchers ways to filter their results based on factors like timeliness, result type such as image or videos, or a desire to see search results in visual form. Google introduced three new... [13 May 2009]
Collaboration: Four Case Studies
White Paper Four short case study videos show how different small businesses are using technology to collaborate and succeed. See how 3marketeers Advertising collaborates, serves a global customer base, and breaks down barriers... [11 May 2009]
Android's Cupcake tastes sweeter with YouTube
News High on the list of upgrades is the ability to record videos and upload them to Google-owned YouTube. As part of a series of blog posts, Google has released more information this week about what users can expect out of... [08 May 2009]
Is Apple prepping the Mac Tablet?
News And this week, BusinessWeek reported Apple is developing a "media pad" that would let users watch videos on a larger screen than an iPod Touch or Amazon Kindle, but on a device that's more portable than laptops and lacks... [29 Apr 2009]
