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After a slow start to 2015, smartphone shipments to India recovered in the second quarter. According to IDC, 26.5 million devices were shipped to India during that time period, up 44 percent from 18.4 million units a year ago. Samsung, Micromax, and Intex took a combined 51 percent share of the market. Read More... →

Американская компания первой изменила структуру в соответствии с новым законодательством... →

“We are Americans of Iranian descent. Like all Americans, we’re proud of our great country, and we vigorously defend the U.S. ideals of freedom and opportunity,” reads the opening of a letter to the American public focused on the Iran Nuclear Deal. The letter is a collaborative effort from prominent Iranian-Americans hoping to influence U.S. government officials working on… Read More... →

DataGravity announced version 2.0 of its storage appliance today, one that focuses on data security, particularly knowing  what files you have and who’s been accessing them. When DataGravity emerged last summer with a new concept of data aware storage, it announced a number of key features, but it found that “customers were gravitating most around security at the point of… Read More... →

“Finally.” “Moonshots.” “Sundar.” “Speed.” “Brilliant.” “YES!” These are all things that I’ve heard from insiders today in response to Google’s move to put itself, and its other units, under a new umbrella company called Alphabet. The news came in like a tomahawk, causing most of us to check the calendar and… Read More... →

Perfume subscription platform Scentbird was once just for the ladies. But participation in Y Combinator influenced the startup to launch a men’s cologne service, Scentbird Men. Scentbird launched out ofThe Entrepreneurs Roundtable Accelerator nearly a year ago with the goal to provide the roughly 63 million women in the U.S. market who like to spray themselves with sweet smells on a… Read More... →

Content discovery company StumbleUpon was unable to secure more venture capital funding and is now letting go of dozens of employees in a new round of layoffs, VentureBeat has learned. The company had just under 100 employees and will have around 30 by the end of this week, a source familiar with the matter told […]... →

GUEST: A number of brave companies are going out on a limb and offering an all-you-can-eat (AYCE) subscription service or product. With the AYCE model, the idea is to generate high revenue by offering great value for money. These models primarily appeal to price-conscious consumers who want to get as much as possible for their money. […]... →

The hotly anticipated OnePlus 2 phone is just the second release from OnePlus, a small Chinese phone maker that came out of nowhere to sell more than a million of its flagship OnePlus One (launched in April 2014) without even advertising. The new device looks to be an even bigger hit, and deservedly so. Why? Like its […]... →

Google has undergone a massive restructuring, including the appointment of a new CEO and the announcement of a new parent company. The post Google Restructures Under New Parent Company Alphabet, Sundar Pichai New CEO by @mattsouthern appeared first on Search Engine Journal .... →

Top Level Domains: how Google handles them; Yahoo is getting serious again. Plus, Google's Suggestions when you first sign up for Search Console and listener question on Submitting website links into directory where already many links are pending. This July 29th SEO 101 podcast is available now: listen or download (right click and save). You can also find all past shows on iTunes . Tune in to SEO 101 LIVE every Wednesday at 2pm PST / 4pm EST on www.WebmasterRadio.... →

Bumble is on somewhat of a hot streak. The dating app, which has girls initiate all of the conversations, originally launched nine months ago. After reaching 1,000,000 unique conversations in early June, the app now reports that just two months later over 5,000,000 conversations have been started by woman. As the platform continues to be inundated with new signups, the company has… Read More... →

Tired of giving (or watching) the same old PowerPoint presentations? A startup called Zeetings gives you new tools to interact with your audience and track their engagement. “Despite the fact that we’ve got completely new capabilities in our hands in terms of technology, presentations haven’t really changed,” said Zeetings co-founder and CEO Robert Kawalsky. Read More... →

10 августа основатель Google Ларри Пейдж объявил о создании холдинга Alphabet, который объединит в себе Google и прочие компании, не имеющие прямого отношения к поисковому бизнесу — Google X, Calico, Capital и другие. ЦП посмотрел, как на новость отреагировали российские и иностранные журналисты, блогеры и ИТ-эксперты.... →

What. The. Heck? Today Google unveiled a massive reorganization project, introducing a new umbrella company — Alphabet — which will include a number of entities, among them: Google, Google Ventures, Calico, Nest, Google X, and Fiber. Phew. Following the change, Sundar Pichai will become Google’s new CEO, following his appointment to “Product Chief” last year. It isn’t […]... →

SEJ news and updates about asking for links, crushing Local SEO in multiple locations, and popular posts this week. The post SEJ Wrap Up: Local #SEO and Asking for Links: Is It Right or Wrong? by @megcabrera appeared first on Search Engine Journal .... →

Google was too big for its own good. Housing everything from its search engine to robots to life-extension technologies in one corporate hierarchy made for a lot of managers. Smart people often loath such paralyzing bureaucracy. That’s why breaking up the company under the new parent company name Alphabet could save Google from itself. Google today declared its name will now just host… Read More... →

They’re coming, and we won’t be able to stop them. But will they be friends or foes? What are we talking about? Internet of Things (IoT) devices. And, as with most things, the answer will depend on the details. Gartner predicts there will be approximately 5 billion such devices in use this year, growing to 25 billion (more than half of them consumer-focused) by 2020. Read More... →

Take-Two Interactive Software said today that it has sold more than 31 million units to date in the Civilization series. That means that the company has sold more than 10 million units of the series in the past year, as it previously said in April 2014 that it has sold more than 21 million units. Strauss […]... →