Google Trends data for October reveals that the UK's search habits spanned a range of topics from Jimmy Savile to James Bond, while they also hunted for Halloween costume ideas and eagerly sought out details of the iPad Mini.
Google Trends data for October reveals that the UK's search habits spanned a range of topics from Jimmy Savile to James Bond, while they also hunted for Halloween costume ideas and eagerly sought out details of the iPad Mini.
This week, we look at Marissa Mayer's first hint at her plans for Yahoo, Google's research paper into the habits of tablet users and Ceefax switching off after 38 years as UK television becomes fully digital.
The definition of effective online content is subject to frequent changes as Google battles to keep fresh, relevant and genuine websites at the top of its search engine results pages - and businesses must also consider design and mobile access.
The latest instalment of theEword's weekly news update features the infamous file sharing website Pirate Bay, news of Apple and Samsung's latest court battle and William Hague announcing measures to combat cyber terrorism in the UK.
Our look back at this week's news features the teenager given $60,000 by Google for helping to discover security flaws in Chrome, the new BBC iPlayer for radio and a coat that turns your Facebook likes into a hug.
In our latest weekly news update, read more on an important update for people who use Google Maps on their smartphone device, a landmark amount of users for Facebook and details of a car which is able to drive itself.
This week, Facebook finally gets round to deleting millions of fake likes, Google creates a special doodle to celebrate its fourteenth birthday and Apple tries to recruit Google Maps developers.
Our look at the UK's most searched-for terms in September features Kate Middleton's photos, Morgan Freeman's death hoax and the release of the iPhone 5, while we also look what's attracted the interest of searchers worldwide.
Microsoft search engine Bing has a bumpy ride, but its current branding has persisted for three years and a recent study showed that users prefer its results to Google's. It is also increasing its market share in the US, while Google battles criticism.
In our look back at the last seven days, we take in news of a critical release for HTC, a new look for Twitter and a survey which details the most popular PIN codes for the British public.
New Google Maps features leaked Wednesday 15th of May, 2013by James RichesGoogle appears to have released details of its new Maps earlier than planned, with leaked screenshots seemingly revealing new features.
Google cracks down on link selling Thursday 16th of May, 2013by Ben DudleyMatt Cutts confirms that Google has begun taking action against networks of link sellers.
Yahoo to potentially invest in Tumblr Friday 17th of May, 2013by Lauren KnowlesIs Marissa Mayer set to make a possible game-changing acquisition to target a more mobile demographic?
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