“AI First” successor to “Mobile First”
The pace of change in technology is accelerating… “AI First” is an underlying strategic theme, henceforth. It was just 2012 when we launched the “Mobile First” theme. Read the abstracts…
The pace of change in technology is accelerating… “AI First” is an underlying strategic theme, henceforth. It was just 2012 when we launched the “Mobile First” theme. Read the abstracts…
Google’s message is very clear: The time to adapt to mobile is now. http://mashable.com/2016/11/04/google-mobile-index/#IopuuB8srqqS
Browsers will begin enforcing secure connections for passwords and credit card info in January. But it wont’s stop there. In a year or so, any site operating just HTTP will be considered suspect. Chrome (by Google) will warn that browsing plain old websites is risky.
Recommendations (simple ones) for small businesses needing to improve Account Credentials records.
Think of this as the umbrella corp for an alphabet soup of technologies: Google Search, Android, YouTube, Gmail.
I think you should install Win10. And I would be very, very surprised if you had any difficulties with your data or your apps.
A constant question we receive is how often does a business need to be sure it’s pages are ‘refreshed’ in search results. Is Google enough? An answer to the first question…
“As more people use mobile devices to access the internet, (Search) algorithms have to adapt to these usage patterns.”
Google Announcement Feb. 2015.
Thanks Google. http://www.consumerbarometer.com/ Make your own charts, test your theories. Because this is Google, the presumption is the enormous database and statistics behind the results assure a level of interest…
Elsewhere in this blog I’ve noted with interest that some of the biggest companies on the planet are taking aim at supplying emerging markets where extreme growth is due to…