These articles have been tagged under 'desktop-search' by the bigmouthmedia team.
Corel aims Snapfire at Google and Yahoo
Corel is to take on Google with a new web-based audio and video management system supported by adverts.
Yahoo! on Windows Mobile
The Yahoo search engine has updated its Yahoo! Go service so that it runs on Window Mobile devices. In addition to Yahoo! Search, Yahoo! Go includes Mail, Photos and Calendar access.
iGoogle
Eric Schmidt has battled against Microsoft at Novell and at Sun but it has been in his role as CEO at Google where he has scored the most points against the software giant. Dr. Schmidt has now joined Apple's board of directors.
The browser cold war thaws as Firefox accepts an offer of assistance from Microsoft
The spirit of glasnost appears to have descended between the two main web browser developers, as Firefox accepts Microsoft's surprise offer of assistance in integrating with the Vista operating system.
Police link added to Windows Live Messenger
Users of MSN's (otherwise known as Windows Live Messenger's) IM tool will be able to press a 'report abuse' button and a report will immediately be sent to police.
Salesforce now has a 'GoogleForce'
Salesforce.com has joined forces with Google AdWords to offer a comprehensive on-demand business service to Salesforce's customers. This may be a further Salesforce strength with which the CRM industry will have to contend.
The search engine marketing crystal ball
A round up of the trends we can expect to see in coming months in the Search Engine Marketing Industry as the landscape continues to change at a rapid rate.
Google splash out with free Wi-Fi
It may not look to be a profitable move but Google may soon become overwhelmingly popular in their home city of Mountain View, California...
'Pay-per-Call' search
The online search industry could soon add a considerable dimension to its offerings which will provide service orientated organisations with the perfect opportunity to obtain direct and immediate business.
Baidu plans to go big - and Hewlett-Packard are along for the ride
US based PC manufacturer Hewlett-Packard has recently announced that it will begin manufacturing machines pre-loaded with Baidu in October.
