This week’s edition of Social Media Monday (#SocialMediaMonday) focuses on covering updates from Google and Microsoft’s disputes over YouTube usage, Facebook testing and the new Twitter TV trends.
Glass is a new wearable tech from Google. The futuristic gadget allows you to mount a HUD and camera to your head. Google are very selective with who get’s Glass at this early stage.
Google really do want to keep everyone connected. So much so that they launched a series of high altitude balloons to provide internet access. Dubbed the ‘network in the sky’ Google’s Project Loon aims to provide internet access to areas of low connectivity. Read on for more details.
How many times do you log in to Facebook on the desktop over the mobile application? Like many others you’ve probably logged a significant number of hours on mobile. Facebook has seen a rise in mobile users, see why here.
There’s been a lot of Google Glass app announcements recently with developers rushing to the platform to create apps. The problem with these apps comes in the accessibility of the apps for the average user.
During the annual Search Marketing Expo (SMX advanced) Google’s Matt Cutts, head of web and spam made an interesting announcement.
Google, as with any search engine, wants to provide the very best website results for users based on their search
