Google has released a few pretty interesting things this week. The first is their browser, Chrome.  Although it might never end up dominating the browser market, it does have some unique features that set it apart from IE and Firefox. •    Each tab is sandboxed.  This means that web applications running in one tab do […]

Here’s a roundup of the goings on in the search engine world: • Mobile phone companies and providers are beginning to make search agreements. Yahoo! and Nokia have signed an agreement to bring the oneSearch Yahoo! application to Nokia devices. This provides one touch access to Yahoo! Search from Nokia devices in Europe, Asia, and […]

Google reached its highest market share yet last, accounting for 70.77 percent of all U.S. searches last month. Yahoo came in second with 18.65%, followed by MSN with 5.36% according to HitWise. If you follow your website’s sites analytics, this will come as no surprise. I’ve seen more and more sites getting over 70% of […]

There’s been a lot of activity in the world of search engines lately. We thought we’d take the opportunity to bring you up to speed on what’s been going on and where they might be headed. Ask In March, Ask announced that they are going to shift the focus of their business to better serve […]

The latest numbers are in from Hitwise and it’s no surprise that Google is still pulling in the majority of search engine traffic. Google had a record 66% of the US market share last month, 3% higher than December 2006. Yahoo comes in a very distant second place with almost 21%, MSN follows with 7% […]