Showing posts with label Market share. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Market share. Show all posts

Sunday, May 12, 2013

Facebook Home Is Losing Steam In The Charts Fast - plus my blog posts synopsis

Technology corporations are always making news - thankfully for me because this is a technology site. Who're we thinking about today?

One hot conversation starter has been Matt Cutts and Google Inc.. Let's take a look at shall we?
- Google's Matt Cutts: Next Generation Of The Penguin Update "Few Weeks" Away from searchengineland.com
- Matt Cutts: Google Penguin 2.0 Coming in 'Next Few Weeks' from searchenginewatch.com





What else do we have? Well, there's Facebook and HTC Corporation:
- Facebook Home Is Losing Steam In The Charts Fast from techcrunch.com
- AT&T Cuts Price of HTC First "Facebook Phone" to $0.99 Cents from technorati.com
- Want To Comment On Facebook? Now You Can, From Bing from searchengineland.com



Did you notice all the discussion about Google and Project Glass? Here's the most interesting bits:
- Google Glass Banned in a Bar. The First of Many? - "Did Google expect that launching Glass would be as "seamless and empowering" as its hyped promotion?" - said technorati.com
- Google Drive Experiences Service Disruption - www.webpronews.com
- Through The Looking Glass: What You'll See Through Google's Lens - techcrunch.com

Let's finish off by looking at Bing and Facebook, Inc..
- This Week In Search - What's Going On With Bing Search? - "This week in Search we're going to be talking about Bing and how's it gaining market share on Google" - said www.searchenginejournal.com

















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Saturday, July 14, 2012

Online Marketing News: Avoid A Social Crisis, Facebook Job Board, Yahoo! Hack Attack, Kick the Content Slump, Get Creative With Twitter - and my very own blog posts synopsis

Technology corporations will always be making news - fortunately for me personally since this is a tech site. Who are we focusing on today?

One intriguing topic of conversation is Google and Microsoft. Let's take a look at shall we?
- A Google Marketplace? New Google Shopping Is One Indicator from searchengineland.com
- Nexus 7 Tablet Teardowns Indicate Its True Mission as Services Lead-in for Google from www.eweek.com
- P2P Storage Startup Space Monkey Raises $2.25M Led By Google Ventures And Venture51 from techcrunch.com





What else do we have? Well, there's Windows Phone 7 and Samsung:
- Android And iOS Still Lead In Smartphone Market Share, But The Race For Third Rages On from techcrunch.com
- Android Assimilates Into Over Half Of All Smartphones from www.webpronews.com







Next on the list are Yahoo! and Revenue.
- Yahoo Confirms, Apologizes For The Email Hack, Says Still Fixing. Plus, Check If You Were Impacted (Non-Yahoo Accounts Apply) - "There are still a lot of questions about this alleged Yahoo Voices data breach - including whether there was a reason behind the breach in the first place - but Yahoo has now officially confirmed that the data did in fact come from its servers, and that "approximately" 400,000 email addresses and passwords have been leaked in plain text online" - said techcrunch.com
- Will Yahoo Make Interim CEO Levinsohn Its Main Man? - www.eweek.com
- Yahoo Hacked: 400,000 Passwords Stolen, List Posted Online - searchenginewatch.com

Finally why don't we take a quick look at Twitter and Flickr.
- Online Marketing News: Avoid A Social Crisis, Facebook Job Board, Yahoo! Hack Attack, Kick the Content Slump, Get Creative With Twitter - "Via Mashable" - said www.toprankblog.com
- Twitter IPO? Not So Fast, Says Costolo - mashable.com
- Twitter to Overhaul Mobile.Twitter.com - technorati.com





















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Friday, July 13, 2012

HP, Lenovo, Acer Lead Slowing PC Market - as well as my own blog posts synopsis

The world of tech is always moving. Let's take a look at which companies have been making news.

In our first little group, why don't we check out the websites taking about Starbucks and Canada:
- Starbucks For Android Brings Mobile Payments To Canada & U.K., Now Supports PayPal from techcrunch.com
- Now Android Users Can Pay For Their Starbucks With PayPal from www.webpronews.com

Small business has been getting a lot of press as well:
- Small Businesses Increasingly Turn To Small Banks For Loans: Report from www.huffingtonpost.com
- Small Business Optimism Slides in June: NFIB from www.eweek.com

Next on the list are Market share and United States.
- HP, Lenovo, Acer Inc. Lead Slowing PC Market - "Lenovos shipment growth continued to exceed the worldwide average, narrowing the market share gap with HPLenovos worldwide market share now stands at 14.7 percent, a nearly 15 percent increase compared with the second quarter of 2011" - said www.eweek.com
- Google, Bing Hit All-Time Highs In June Search Market Share [comScore] - searchengineland.com

Anything else? Well, DirecTV and MTV were in the media a fair bit:
- Viacom Fires Back at DirecTV With VH1 Style Pop-Up Video - "DirecTV customers lost access to Viacom channels such as MTV, Nickelodeon, Comedy Central and more on Tuesday at midnight ET after the two media giants couldn't reach a deal on programming fees" - said mashable.com
- DirecTV Spat Results In Takedown Of Full-Length Viacom Shows For Everyone Online - techcrunch.com









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Tuesday, July 3, 2012

Dell to Buy Quest Software for $2.4 Billion, Ending Bidding War - along with my blog posts overview

Which organizations have been shaking things up in the world of technology? Let's see.

One interesting topic of conversation has been Google and London. Let's see shall we?
- The Apple / Google / Facebook Message War Starts Now from techcrunch.com
- Google Bans Weapon-Related Listings From Google Shopping from searchengineland.com
- Google Offers Proposals to European Antitrust Regulators from www.eweek.com





Dell and Revenue seemed to get mentioned a reasonable amount too:
- Dell to Buy Quest Software for $2.4 Billion, Ending Bidding War from www.eweek.com
- Dell Acquires Quest Software For $2.4 Billion from techcrunch.com

Next on the list are Samsung Group and United States
- comScore: In U.S. Mobile Market, Samsung, Android Top The Charts; Apps Overtake Web Browsing - "Samsung ranked as the top handset manufacturer overall with a 25.7% market share, and Android came out on top, too, with a 50.9% share versus Apple's 31.9%" - said techcrunch.com
- Samsung To Appeal Galaxy Nexus Ban As Apple Targets Galaxy S III - www.webpronews.com

Let's end up with a look at Facebook and Twitter.
- Auto-Sunk. Check Your Hidden Facebook "Other" Inbox For Your Missing Emails - "Click 'Messages' on Facebook and then "Other" in the right sidebar and you might find emails missing from your Gmail or other personal and work accounts" - said techcrunch.com
- Facebook Warns That Mobile Revenue Will be Poor - technorati.com



















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Saturday, June 16, 2012

Yammer Agrees to $1.2 Billion Sale to Microsoft: Report

Which organizations have been shaking things up in the realm of technology? Let's see.

Who shall we take a look at first? So, it's Salesforce.com and Buddy Media...
- Salesforce.com Hooks up to Twitter Firehose from technorati.com
- Oracle Corporation SAP, Salesforce Fight for CRM Market Share: IDC from www.eweek.com

Samsung Group and U.S. seemed to come up lots too:
- Samsung, Toshiba Lead Sluggish NAND Storage Market: IHS Report from www.eweek.com
- Samsung, Apple Inc. Walk Away With 90 Percent Of Smartphone Profits In Q1 2012, Says ABI Research from techcrunch.com
- Samsung Denies Social Network Rumors from www.webpronews.com



Nokia and Samsung were brought up a good deal as well:
- Nokia Cutting 10,000 Jobs, Will Focus on Lumia, Location-Based Services - "Nokia will cut 10,000 jobs, or 19 percent of its workforce,by the end of 2013, as part of efforts to improve its operating model andreturn the company to growth, the phone makers executives told investorsJune 14" - said www.eweek.com
- Nokia launches 41MP Super-Camera Smart phone '808 Pureview' in New Delhi - technorati.com
- Nokia's Restructuring and Two Other Stories You Need to Know - mashable.com

Finally why don't we take a short look at Yammer and Skype.
- Yammer Agrees to $1.2 Billion Sale to Microsoft: Report - "Yammer has agreed to an acquisition by Microsoft, according to a Wall Street Journal report citing a source familiar with the deal" - said www.eweek.com
- Is This Mysterious Microsoft Press Conference About The Yammer Acquisition? - techcrunch.com
- Microsoft Set to buy Yammer for $1 Billion - technorati.com















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Friday, June 1, 2012

Apple CEO Tim Cook: Siri Changes Coming, Stay Tuned on Facebook, Apple TV - and my blog posts synopsis

Tech businesses are invariably making news - fortunately for me since this is a tech website. Who are we looking at now?

In our first little bunch, why don't we have a look at the sites discussing iPad and Microsoft:
- Hipstamatic Branches Out With A New iPad Magazine, Snap, And #MakeBeautiful Social Campaign from techcrunch.com
- Microsoft Office For iPad Coming November 10? from www.cod4boards.com





Apple Inc. has been getting a lot of press too:
- Apple CEO Tim Cook: Siri Changes Coming, Stay Tuned on Facebook, Apple TV from www.eweek.com
- Sean Parker: Apple Tried To Keep Spotify Out Of The U.S. from techcrunch.com

The next topics I'll be covering are Market share and Search engine optimization
- 5 Ways Conversion Takes Market Share Like Candy From A Baby - "Sites like this get incrementally stronger and gather more market share with each effort and test. They Are Waiting On SERPs For Your Dissatisfied Visitors These sites know that Google and Bing are becoming the home page for prospects" - said searchengineland.com
- A Message from the Next Generation of Digital Marketers - "We hear you loud and clear about Pandas, Penguins, and Privacy" - www.searchenginejournal.com
- Android Handsets Tops Smartphone Market Share Worldwide - technorati.com

Let's finish off with a look at BlackBerry and U.S..
- Baby Steps To NFC: PayPal InStore Hits The UK; Juniper Says 1 In 4 To Pay With NFC Phones By 2017 - "As for PayPal InStore, the Inquirer notes that Windows and BlackBerry versions are also under development" - said techcrunch.com
- Research in Motion: Battered BlackBerry Maker Weighs Options - techland.time.com





















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