Archive for April, 2006
Baidu vs. google
China has a majority of its population flocking to the search engines for its services. No wonder that search engines have topped the priority of preference for the internet users.
A recent study reported that baidu and google are the two most imperative search engine masters in china. But in the race between the two, it was baidu who topped the list despite the struggle made by google to control the Chinese search engine market.
iResearch, revealed the facts that baidu.com leads with 56.6 percent, where as google is trailing behind with 32.8 percent of shares. But then yahoo has also joined the race and is only 5 percentage less.
Google has missed the leading position owing to the mishaps of the censorship obligated by the google china after its alliance with the government of china.
Source: palyfuls.com 3/4/2006
A Blend of game and fame
This is of course a combination of triumph; the world’s greatest icons google and Nike have combined to produce a novel product, the joga.com. If you belong to the I-will-die-for-football-community, you can now shriek in joy as the website intends to open out a new vista to distribute the zeal of the game.
Play beautiful- this is what joga means in Spanish, and that is what the site premeditates to offer its members. This brainchild of Nike and google can make wonders, no wonder!
The geeky google and the sporty Nike have created this online football community to help the worldwide football fans drench in the fantasy about the game and its facts.
Google assures three different aspects- content, community and players.
In a nutshell, this website lets you maintain your own personalized pages (do anything you want in your page, but that anything should be related to sports of course), you can enlighten yourself about the Nike players and most importantly you are allowed to play here.
Step in the world of wonder, connect to people and explore the facts of the game exclusively in joga.com.
Source: Googleblog.blogspot.com
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