• Adobe Rebrands Creative Suite To Creative Cloud
    [May 9, 2013] For years, Adobe has sold its professional design software under the Creative Suite banner. There were hints that was going to change when Adobe stopped selling CS6 at retail, but the company has moved to kill Creative Suite faster than anybody expected.
  • Discover How To Use Apps Script With Android
    [April 15, 2013] Google uploaded a new video about using Apps Script and Android. Arun Nagarajan from the Apps Script team and Adam Koch from Android discuss:
  • Unreal Engine 3 Coming To The Web
    [April 1, 2013] For the longest time, HTML5 was far behind Flash in terms of game development as it didn’t offer a native experience. Mozilla and others have been bridging that gap over the last year, however, and the non-profit’s latest move inspires more hope that HTML5 can deliver native gaming experiences sooner rather than later.
  • 9 New Open Graph Actions Added To Lifestyle Apps By Facebook
    [March 12, 2013] Today, Facebook is announced nine new Open Graph actions for lifestyle (fitness, books, movies & TV) app.
  • Error Uploading Google Webmaster Tool Link Data Into Google Docs
    [February 19, 2013] Way to go, Google. This just goes to show that the employees who work on your Google Webmaster Tools don’t talk to your Google Docs employees. Nothing can be more frustrating than using two Google products that don’t work with each other very well. Such is the case with Google Webmaster Tools and Google Docs.
  • Facebook Wants Developers To Keep Doing What They Are Doing
    [February 1, 2013] As previously reported, Facebook has been blocking some apps from accessing data – namely the newly launched Wonder from Yandex and Twitter’s new Vine video app, which Facebook has reportedly kept from utilizing the Find Friends API.
  • Are Programmers Artists?
    [January 8, 2013] There’s a general stereotype that describes programmers as nothing more than pale introverts who sit in front a computer all day typing strings of code. It wasn’t exactly accurate, but most programmers really did just type code all day. Now these same programmers and some new blood are beginning to explore the boundaries of what’s [...]
  • Google Updates Maps Android API
    [December 4, 2012] Google announced that it is launching an update to the Google Maps Android API to include some highly requested features.
  • Why You Need a Responsive Blog Design Instead of a Mobile-Friendly One
    [November 19, 2012] When you read a blog, what’s your preferred method – desktop browser or mobile (say, smartphone or tablet)?
  • Google’s Mobile App Analytics Available To All
    [October 29, 2012] In June, Google introduced Mobile App Analytics in closed beta. At the time, the company said it would be opening up the beta in waves. I guess the final tidal wave is upon us, as Google announced today that it is now open to everyone in public beta.
  • Facebook SDK Updated To 3.1.1 For iOS
    [October 8, 2012] Facebook recently updated its iOS SDK to version 3.1 to take advantage of iOS 6. The update brought a number of other features, but there's still much work to be done. Facebook now has a smaller update available that you'll want to grab as soon as possible.
  • Q&A With Matt Cutts For Webmasters
    [September 13, 2012] Matt Cutts, Google's distinguished engineer and head of the anti-spam team, has invited questions related to search, SEO and Google’s functioning. He posted on Google+ and announced that webmasters can send him questions he will answer via video and post it on the YouTube Channel of Google Webmaster Help.
  • Matt Cutts Talks About SEO At SES SF 2012!
    [August 20, 2012] When Google’s Distinguished Engineer Matt Cutts arrived for the first session on SES SF Day 2, it was obviously the highlighted event of the day. Matt spoke on a number of issues including Knowledge graph, the Penguin update, SEO and social signals.
  • LinkedIn Redesigns Developer Platform
    [August 9, 2012] As Facebook's stock continues to decline, the world's largest social network is beginning to be compared to a smaller competitor that has had more success on Wall St. LinkedIn, the social network for professional networking, has seen a slow, careful build of its social network that is reflected in the incremental rise of its stock price since its successful IPO last year.
  • Do you know what gclid= is?
    [July 16, 2012] Recently we were a little stumped with gclid and the Google Analytics cookie that's placed on user's computers. We were asked:
  • Microsoft Developers Can Now Access the SmartGlass SDK
    [June 22, 2012] Microsoft's new SmartGlass technology was met with a collective "meh" at the company's big E3 press conference. The technology is what Microsoft hopes will make the Xbox the heart of customers' media center. It works to display relevant information on smartphones and tablets about what is on the TV screen. The best use of the technology that has been shown so far is a nifty map of Westeros that shows where the characters in HBO's Game of Thrones series are located.
  • Data Export API in Google Analytics To Be Shut Down
    [June 1, 2012] If you're a user of Google Analytics, then no doubt you're familiar with the Data Export API. You are also probably aware that Google replaced the Data Export API with the Core Reporting API in December of last year. Google gave developers six months to switch over to the new API and those six months are just about up.
  • Google App Engine Gets Full Text Search
    [May 10, 2012] Google claims that a feature that has been consistently requested for App Engine was the addition of full text search. Those requests have not gone unheeded as Google has announced the feature to now be available.
  • How Web Admins Can Better Index Content With Bing
    [April 17, 2012] For the sake of conversation, let's say you are the admin of a Web site. If you are already, that's even better. You prioritize how your Web site pages are linked to be picked up more easily by search engines. Maybe you're not getting as much of a return as you would like through Bing searches though. If that's the case, Microsoft has the cure for your ills.
  • New Resources Added For Ad Exchange Developers
    [April 3, 2012] If you use Ad Exchange, you're going to want to listen up. Google is making some new resources available to developers that should make your lives a lot easier.
  • Google Engineers Share Access to Search Quality Meeting
    [March 19, 2012] Ever wondered what Google engineers get up to in a meeting? Well you're about to find out? In an unprecedented event, Google opened up the doors to their meeting room and allowed the general public access to one of it's Search Quality meetings. These are the meetings where Google decides if they are going to launch any algorithm changes.
  • Mozilla And Telef?nica Get Together To Deliver HTML5-Based Phones
    [February 28, 2012] At today's Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Mozilla and Telef?nica Digital announced in a press release that they have teamed up to create a new mobile platform that will facilitate the first HTML5-based devices running on the open Web. The new Open Web Devices platform (OWD), will help to establish HTML5 as the next major environment for smartphones, at low price points. On a related note, Microsoft has recently streamlined its Windows Phone 7 operating system, in order to bring smartphone prices down in emerging markets.
  • Get More Traffic With Surrounding Links With Text
    [February 10, 2012] Links are very important when it comes to search engine optimization. Anchor text for your internal links aren't the only ones for you to consider. The text that surrounds your links is just as important. You many have a link that is located in the footer or the side bar on another website too, and the text that is around those links is very important to consider as well.
  • No More SEO Worries For Dynamic Content?
    [January 18, 2012] If you care about how your site is found in organic search, you must spend some of your time thinking about search engine optimization (SEO). In the olden days (2005), certain kinds of content had no shot of showing up in the search index (and thus, could never be found). But in recent years, more and more dynamic content is showing up in Google's search index, as Google makes its spider smarter and smarter. So, now there's nothing to worry about with dynamic content, right? Not quite.
  • Utilizing Keyword Tools Effectively
    [December 30, 2011] When you're doing SEO or PPC keyword research to expand your sets, keyword tools like Wordtracker, keyword discovery, Keyword Spy,and Mergewords can be a big help at the beginning of your research.