Posted by Salman Siddiqui on Nov 19, 2009 Though the red country has always been criticized of suppressing the reach of Internet within its borders yet a newly conducted survey has revealed that 2 of every 3 Chinese officials consider social media to be the best way for people to stay inter-connected with each other. The survey included multiple government decision makers and communication specialists and the results...

Posted by Salman Siddiqui on Nov 17, 2009 Every 6 months a list of the top 500 fastest computers is prepared and we do get to see some amazing works of technology in this list. This time its Jaguar that cracked the list and others stood nowhere near this amazingy super machine. The performance benchmark for Jaguar was 69% better than IBM Roadrunner that could grab the second position. Let us directly take a quick look on...

Posted by Salman Siddiqui on Nov 16, 2009 Will you believe it when I tell you that YouTube is only around 4 years old? The kind of publicity that this video sharing website has gained and the kind of commitment which it owes from its regular visitors is phenomenal. Though many other sites have already started to roll out 1080p HD videos but YouTube is going to be the first that delivers this technology to the...

Posted by Salman Siddiqui on Nov 13, 2009 Caffeine? Never heard of it? Well, you didn’t as Google never tried to create any kind of buzz for this new technology which is still under the testing phase. Caffeine is something that is designed to improve the indexing infrastructure of Google Search. Google had rolled out the developer preview of this new search technology and had asked for suggestions from its users...

Posted by Salman Siddiqui on Nov 13, 2009 The Richie Rich city of Hong Kong is planning to use face recognition technology at various Hong Kong border crossings so as to screen residents that pass through them. Security Secretary of Hong Kong Ambrose Lee said in a written statement to legislators that the city was considering the idea of using face recognition technology at its borders similar to what is being used at the...

Posted by Young Chu on Nov 12, 2009 One major issue I’ve noticed when working with SEO clients is that their website usually has very poor SEO site structure. There is a huge disconnect from search engine optimization and web design/development. Web designers usually create websites with the intent of cosmetic purposes, whereas an SEO’er wants to make the site search engine friendly. Since search engine...

Posted by Young Chu on Nov 11, 2009 Acquiring backlinks for your website is probably one of most difficult process of SEO.  Lets face it, nobody wants to give you anything without something in return and the days of friendly link exchanges are long gone.  Sure you can still fire up that WebCEO and attempt a link exchange partnership campaign.  Most of your automated emails probably won’t go through and the...

Posted by Salman Siddiqui on Nov 10, 2009 Don’t tell me that you haven’t used Mozilla Firefox browser yet? That sentence wasn’t written to make this article interesting but to actually suggest you to stop using the Internet if you haven’t used Firefox. As of now, Mozilla Firefox has been downloaded over 1 billion times by around 330 million users all around the planet. And the best part is that all...