
Google makes changes to their search algorithm an average of once every 17.5 hours
With several hundred signals that are read and processed by their search algorithm, we've always known that Google puts a tremendous amount of time,...
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With several hundred signals that are read and processed by their search algorithm, we've always known that Google puts a tremendous amount of time,...

Artist. Rebel. Taste maker. Trend setter. The outspoken leader of the largest technology firm in the world stepped down this week and the masses are...

When it comes to renewable energy, solar is often considered the easiest to acquire. The sun is a source of so much energy and the potential to collect it...

As the man most responsible for the success of the largest tech company in the world steps down for medical reason, people will speculate about the future...

Whether it's a reality or simply another example of the fast-turning iPhone 5 rumor mill, it's news either way: Sprint will be getting the iPhone 5 in...

The vultures are circling the failed webOS-powered hardware victims, particularly the developers who have been making their money around building apps on...

With over 300 million reported PC gamers in the world, many dismiss the notion that it is dead or losing the battle against console gaming. Accessories...

The iOS vs Android fight rivalry has evolved far beyond emoji battles and text bubble colors, it's no longer just a superficial comparison. It's about two...

The dream of making the perfect robot that can do a lot of our human activities may have found a simple solution in Swarmanoid, an open scientific project...

When Astronomer Neil deGrasse Tyson was on Bill Maher last week, he laid into the plans to slash NASA's budget. When the topic of the James Webb Space...

As it does with most trends in marketing, the automotive industry has gone from way behind just a year and a half ago to shaping the venues and...

When Mark Dean, CTO of IBM Middle East and Africa, declared this morning that we are in the "Post-PC Era", a tinge of frustration and anger popped up in...