We all know that search terms can have multiple meanings and it is high time that search engines could tell the difference based on the vast repository of online information available. Enter Google’s Knowledge Graph to sort it all out, with mobile users high up the priority list.
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Google’s Knowledge Graph Broadens Search and Your Mind
With smartphone sales booming, the latest research shows Samsung and Apple leaving the rest of the pack standing. A trend that could leave Microsoft and BlackBerry in the wilderness, before they even launch their next-generation products.
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Smartphone Sales Figures: Apple vs. Samsung, No One Else In Sight
Bing has relaunched with a series of major changes, adding context and social elements to its new results page and a firm emphasis on “pure search.” The roll-out will happen over the next couple of weeks, so stay tuned.
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Microsoft Revamps Bing for the Social Age
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Gartner’s Magic Quadrant for Mobile Application Development Platforms names Syclo, SAP and Antenna as leaders in mobile application development platforms, while Apple, Google and RIM fall in the niche players category.
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Open Frameworks Move Ahead in Gartner Mobile App Development Platforms MQ
