Windows 8 will be surfacing very soon. But, before Microsoft will release the program, the giant company wants your help. Through an invite only feedback program (you can sign up on the Microsoft site), Microsoft will send out questionnaires about Windows 8 to select people. In return, those reviewers will »

For the most part, Google’s autocomplete feature is beneficial. If you’re looking for a specific item, person, or other search term, autocomplete identifies these terms with other terms in order to provide you with the right kinds of information. However, there are some instances when Google’s autocomplete doesn’t benefit certain »

The city of London, England, really wants to put tourists who flock to this summer’s Olympic games at ease. In order to make sure that the city is perfect in every manner, city officials have bee in talks with various carriers over the past few months trying to work out »

For the first time since the search engine’s inception, Google Search will be changing in a big way. If you currently run a content site, don’t worry: Google isn’t scrapping keyword relevance. What Google is doing is adding semantic searching to the current Google search engine. What is semantic search, »

The Neilsen Group has been collecting data for years now. Select families can send Neilsen information about various products, and Neilsen will send those families some perks. Now, Google is trying to cash in on the Neilsen formula. Recently, Google announced a Chrome extension that will allow select individuals to »

I’ll admit it, I’m a Firefox user. There’s just something about that good old fox that I can’t get enough of. Sure, Mozilla has been criticized in the past for not catching up with the likes of Chrome, but Mozilla has always been great at innovation too. Throughout the past »

The way that you Google something is about to change in a big way. This morning, Google is all over tech news headlines for good reason – things are happening at Google, and these things will impact your search life whether you like it or not. Using Google Plus, Google »