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If you frequently use the browser search box on the top right to search Google on any other search engine, you might as well have that search box on your Windows 7 Taskbar to eliminate a few more seconds while conducting a search. This brief tutorial would show you how you could add the browser address bar to your Windows 7 taskbar and then use it to search the internet without the need to open a browser. Here are the steps. Right click the blank area of taskbar and select “Properties” to open the “Taskbar and Start Menu Properties” window.Switch to “Toolbars” tab, check the “Address” toolbar to add to the taskbar. Click OK.The newly added “Address” bar is now added just next to the system tray. You can simply enter directory path or website address to go. When you type in some words, a “Search for …” box will pop up, just click on the item to start your searching.By default, Windows 7 will use Bing to help you complete the task. If you want to use Google, According to the report from Nielsen released Dec 28th, 2011, Google was the most-visited US online brand with over 153 Million unique visitors per month, Facebook came in second and Yahoo came in third. YouTube led the way as the top US online destination for video. Check out the rest of the results: http://blog.nielsen.com/nielsenwire/online_mobile/nielsens-tops-of-2011-digital/ The Kansas City Fiber experiment is like Microsoft's huge cable investments in the 1990s Google has rolled out a fiber optic network in Kansas City and is reportedly planning on delivering TV directly over the Internet to those homes. The Motorola deal could also play a part, as Motorola makes cable TV set top boxes. Few remember now, but Microsoft once made a big play for the TV space as well. The company invested billions in cable companies in the late 1990s -- including Comcast ($1 billion) and AT&T ($5 billion) -- plus more in Japan and Europe. The hope was to get Microsoft software embedded in TV set top boxes. The effort did not work, and Microsoft ended up having to write down billions from those investments. Read more: by Matt Rosoff http://read.bi/sx8oqF http://www.businessinsider.com Social media guru Jeff Bullas predicts some trends in the field on his blog. 1. "Social Mobile" Smart phones with high speed Internet have altered society. Facebook and Twitter apps let people interact with their social networks from anywhere. 2. "Socialization of Search" Increasingly, Google and Bing take social networks into account (social signals) when tweaking their search algorithms. Continue... Free ad in our website directory Free website submission to Google, Yahoo, Bing and more! Get paid for your opinion Access to free tools: website builder, ad tracking and more! Sweepstakes entry to win $1000 Sign Up Now & Get Your Swarm 1,132,898 members since 2002 Our customers say: "Excellent high traffic site, has definitely increased my sales. Good Stuff! " –Brent http://www.trafficswarm.com/go.cgi?1132827 In our increasingly connected world of cloud-powered information, it’s easy to forget that there are enormous facilities around the U.S. that store all this data. For instance, it takes 11 diesel generators to power Microsoft’s 700,000-square foot data center in Chicago, which stores data for XBox Live, the company’s Bing search engine, its email service Hotmail and over 200 other sites. The QTS Metro data center in Atlanta, Georgia — which stores data for Twitter’s 100 million active users — takes 19 diesel generators. Also interesting is the durability of some of these giant facilities to withstand whatever mother nature throws at them. For example, the NAP of The Americas data center features 7-inch thick steel-reinforced concrete panels to keep severs safe in the event of extremely bad weather. The facility was built to withstand a Category 5 hurricane. For a more detailed look at five of the largest data centers in America, check out the infographic embedde... read full post A deep search alternative to Google is what we need in the new Job's era of Artificial Intelligence. I think Apple should immediately if they have not already make strong connection between Siri and WireDoo. I would also expect they are looking close at WireDoo for purchase. As a Cultural Health note, it is also nice to see an AA on the business end of a potentially revolutionary technology in the big game. XPRSS es un lector de feeds muy completo para tu "BB", y de interfaz elegante. Nativo Es una buena alternativa a la versión móvil de Google Reader y, por tratarse, a diferencia de aquél, de un programa que es instalado en el celular (un programa nativo), quizás puedas acceder a los contenidos descargados aunque te hayas quedado sin conexión a Internet (es algo que debo probar, sólo supongo esto con base en Thunderbird, un lector de fuentes nativo para computadoras). Suscripción intuitiv... read full post The world’s third-largest search engine, Bing is scheduling to reveal a latest event-planning feature, which will make it easier to classify nights out, according to reports. Read More @ http://techblog.weblineindia.com/news/microsoft-bing-to-reveal-event-planning-feature Numbers like this are just so hard to get my head around. Other companies would have shut down. Liked by Disha patel |
