Google launched its Allo and Duo social applications last year and both of these applications have now seen interesting developments. While Google Allo is receiving useful and long-awaited new features with the latest update, Google Duo has reached an impressive milestone as the app has now been downloaded over 50 million times from Google Play store. First talking about the ... Read More »
Small Business Trends: Give us some of your personal background. Sameer Patel: I have been in enterprise software for about 20 years. And prior to that I was at SAP for four years. I joined SAP to help build out their presence in collaboration software and took that product to many millions of users. I had a fantastic team at ... Read More »
The acceptance and reputation of content marketing is growing consistently, which also has created a misconception that it will be substituting link building in a short span of time. But, the fact is that content marketing may never substitute the power of link building. Instead it will contribute positively towards striking a fine balance between these two. Both of these have ... Read More »
Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) Monday appealed people to register or update their mobile numbers in Aadhaar for easy access of various government services online. “People can avail various government services online from the comfort of their home or from wherever they are in a hassle-free manner by using their Aadhaar – the unique and non-repudiable identifier,” UIDAI CEO ... Read More »
Google and fb are among groups interested by the usage of a $250 million (kind of Rs. 1,713 crores) submarine cable with a view to link Brazil immediately to Europe as a part of the South American usa‘stries to avoid US digital espionage, in step with Brazilian Communications Minister Andre Figueiredo. The cable is expected to be operational in past ... Read More »
Google and Facebook are among companies interested in using a $250 million (roughly Rs. 1,713 crores) submarine cable that will link Brazil directly to Europe as part of the South American country’s attempts to avoid US electronic espionage, according to Brazilian Communications Minister Andre Figueiredo. The cable is expected to be operational in late 2017 and “should be funded by ... Read More »
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