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What To Expect At Google I/O

no_reply@capturedtech.com — Thu, 16 May 2013 03:12:00 GMT

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What To Expect At Google I/O

This year Google I/O plans to outdo last year's presentation, but the bar is set pretty high. After revealing the Nexus 7 tablet last year this year Google plans to not outdo itself in presentation but to be relaxed. A common rumor is Google Glass, Chrome, Wallet, Music and Google Maps are getting updates.

Dropbox Holding Its First Developer Conference On July 9

no_reply@capturedtech.com — Wed, 08 May 2013 19:18:00 GMT

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Dropbox Holding Its First Developer Conference

Recently, Dropbox announced its first conference for developers, referred to as DBX. The conference will be held at the Fort Mason Center in San Francisco, California, on July 9. Space is limited, though, and developers need to request an invitation from the company. For now, tickets are going to cost attendees $350.00 apiece. These tickets should be in high demand, so the available spaces are going to disappear quickly.

Photo Tagging On Instagram And Its Online Marketing Potential

no_reply@capturedtech.com — Sat, 04 May 2013 04:26:30 GMT

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Photo Tagging On Instagram And Its Online Marketing Potential

Instagram now allows users to tag others in their online photos. Without a doubt, this news comes as a welcome addition to the site's features. A user can tag any other username in their own photos to increase the social interaction between members. The fact of the matter is that marketers can utilize this feature, too. Fortunately, online marketing opportunities just expanded thanks to Instagram.

Google Affiliate Network Closing

no_reply@capturedtech.com — Wed, 24 Apr 2013 21:16:18 GMT

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Google Affiliate Network Closing

Google Affiliate Network was set up to connect publishers with advertisers. Publishers could use the network to promote products to earn a commission from sales, and publishers could earn a percentage of each sale from a link generated on their site. Google has recently announced that Google Affiliate Network is closing soon because they are concentrating on different products and services for both publishers and advertisers.

Google feels that other products will be more beneficial to advertisers and publishers, so they want to devote more time and resources to developing different products with hopes of better results.

GAN closing will take several months, and Google will continue to support their customers during this period of time. They are offering AdSense as an alternative to Google Affiliate Network, and they encourage publishers to use AdSense to earn money on their blogs and websites.

Microsoft's Launch Of The Elastic Compute Cloud

no_reply@capturedtech.com — Thu, 18 Apr 2013 18:57:01 GMT

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Microsoft's Launch Of The Elastic Compute Cloud

In the never-ending battle of tech superiority, Microsoft is pulling out its big guns in order to compete with Amazon's hugely popular EC2 service. Known as the Elastic Compute Cloud, this infrastructure service cloud will be able to give a user access to virtual hosting and data storage, on computers running Windows as well as Linux.

This second attempt at a challenge to Amazon's super-service is no surprise. The June 7th launch will be a means of edging into what should be a huge market as more individuals and corporations begin to store more and more data on cloud computing. The existing Microsoft Azure cloud, however, has no Linux compatibility, a major limiting factor for those who prefer to run third-party programs.

AWS Compared Google Compute Engine Cloud Services

no_reply@capturedtech.com — Wed, 10 Apr 2013 20:25:56 GMT

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AWS Compared Google Compute Engine Cloud Services

Both Amazon and Google have lowered what they charge for their Cloud services among many others. The thing is, Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Google Compute Engine (GCE) have brought down their costs significantly in an all-out competition. Besides this, Google has gone a step further and increased the number of virtual servers it has, providing great choice. It has also made its service Euro-friendly.

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How to Reduce Business Costs

no_reply@capturedtech.com — Mon, 25 Mar 2013 18:07:21 GMT

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How to Reduce Business Costs

During the recession many companies have resorted to cutting staff in a bid to keep costs down and their business afloat. However, cutting down on unnecessary costs can be the sustainable solution your business needs. Money can easily leak from your business if you don’t monitor your ingoing’s and outgoings closely. Here are some changes you can make to reduce your business costs.

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Google Keep: What It Brings To The Table

no_reply@capturedtech.com — Fri, 22 Mar 2013 17:55:23 GMT

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Google Keep: What It Brings To The Table

Google Keep is a very simple app used for recording notes, checklists, images and audio, but many people are curious as to what makes this app different than others, what it has to offer that others don't. There are a few key things in particular to realize about this app. Many people think the app will be dead and gone in just a few years, while others think it could be around for a long time, depending on how Google chooses to play it out and what consumers think in return.

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Everyone Joining TheOldReader and Feedly after Google Reader Announcement

no_reply@capturedtech.com — Mon, 18 Mar 2013 15:48:50 GMT

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Everyone Joining TheOldReader and Feedly after Google Reader Announcement

Google Reader will be closing at the beginning on July, current users found out just this week from a message when they logged into their accounts. The reader is very popular with bloggers and those in the media for reading stories coming from varied sources in one location. In addition, bloggers like to keep readers connected through Google Reader and Google Feedburner’s email subscribe options. With the lose of the reader, blogs might have a drop-off in readership some fear. Google is making the move in hopes that users with jump to Google+ and receive their daily news from the feed their. But the two products aren’t the same and users and instead moving to TheOldReader and Feedly, two services similar to Google Reader.

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Facebook Posts Get A Lot of Exposure

no_reply@capturedtech.com — Thu, 07 Mar 2013 03:22:29 GMT

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Facebook Posts Get A Lot of Exposure

Each time you post to Facebook you might think that no one sees it because no one liked it and no one made any comments. But according to a recent study done by Facebook on its own data, a full third of the users that follow you see each posts that you make. That is a really good number of friends that have seen your posts.