Google and the Hummingbird Algorithm
Google rolled out the most significant change to its core search algorithm a month ago and the company officially unveiled it to the press on September 27, 2013, in California.
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Google's New Logo and Redesigned Homepage
In September 19, 2013, Google changes its logo for the first time since 2010. And for the redesign, the company's blog said that the change is intended to "streamline" users' experience of its services to prevent "distractions".
Microsoft Surface 2: A Powerful Second Chance
Unveiled on September 23, 2013, Microsoft Surface 2 is a definite upgrade over 2012's Surface RT. The device houses a sharper screen, a better camera, and is definitely faster.
"Autofill with Facebook" for Mobile Purchases
Facebook has officially started rolling out its new mobile payments feature.
Microsoft Revamps Bing with New Logo and Features
Microsoft has revamped its search engine Bing, and has outlined a new insight-based philosophy in an official blog post. The revamp coincides with Bing's integration with greater range of products.
Apple's iPhone 5S and 5C: From Tech to Style
Apple unveiled iPhone 5 successor at a launch event held in the company's headquarters on September 10th, 2013. The seventh generation of the iPhone was introduced as the iPhone 5S.
Twitter Ads: From Blending Simplicity to Complex Campaign
Twitter is known to keep things simple. When it comes its money making efforts, Twitter offers no banner ads, no ads animations, no ads between screens that users must click to get through.
The New Logo for Yahoo!: The First Significant Change
"We're excited to share the new Yahoo! logo with you. It will begin appearing across Yahoo! properties globally tonight," said Kathy Savitt, Yahoo!'s Chief Marketing Officer in a blog post that was published shortly before 12:00am ET.
Opera Unveils Coast, a New Web Browser for iPad
Web browsing on the iPad can be frustrating of an experience for what's really one of the device's most basic uses.
Internet Companies and NSA: The New Effort to Disclose Requests
World leaders have called for their people to ditch American tech. Some of the biggest internet companies on Monday, September 9, 2013, increased their efforts to disclose more about their forced cooperation with U.S. spy agencies.