Tag Archives : Blogger

Since the launch of the high profile social network, Google+, earlier this month, it seems that everything Google is planning is centered towards the search king’s massive social networking initiative. Now, in a recent move, as per reports Google Inc. is planning to rebrand many of its non-Google name brands into Google products. This latest effort [...]

Formspring, a service that allows you to send questions anonymously to a user, introduced a new feature to its platform. This is the “Answer” button. With it, any user with an account registered in Formspring may publish its opinion on an article, photo or video posted on the web. Then, the answers are indexed in the user profile. The expectation [...]

One of the most popular and perhaps the most widely used e-mail in the world, Gmail, has finally been given a new feature by Google Inc, that had been one of the biggest wish of all Gmail users with multiple Google accounts. Google has now officially introduced access to multiple account sign in via Gmail, meaning that, if you have more than one Google [...]

TypePad, which is blogging website was started in the year 2003 and since then, has acquired quite a lot of fame and a large user base. However, the blogging services provided by TypePad had one major flaw, it was a paid subscription, a feature that made no sense especially with heightening competition from free blogging services such as WordPress [...]

Although suffering a steady and growing censorship, more and more Chinese use the Internet to express their opinion using the great ease to write good articles, and at the same time circumvent government control. “The Chinese bloggers are the smartest in the world. In addition to writing a good and interesting article, they should think how to [...]

Giant for its own nature. That is Google, still more when we are speaking about the Brazil and India internet markets: according to a research from comScore, Google dominates 30% of the time that the Brazilians pass in the internet. In India that index is a smaller percentile point. The global average is of 9,4% of the time. In a nutshell: to each [...]