Do you need to change the browser you use? PC magazine's resident curmudgeon John C. Dvorak kvetches about the flaws in all the contenders and hopes heightened competition will spur improvements.
Wired magazine's Ryan Singel looks at two new search engines, Blekko and DuckDuck, dedicated to eliminating spam from search results. They're now combining forces.
If you're sick of Web searches that turn up nothing but ads and junk sites, try Blekko, a new search engine launched this weekend, that claims to filter out search engine spam.
Google Instant, unveiled this week, starts searching the Web as users type in search terms, refining the search and results as the typing progresses.
CIO magazine's Bill Snyder hangs out with Google engineers and learns a few search tricks he didn't know before.
Search giant unveils Caffeine, a new system for indexing the Web that promises fresher, more relevant search results for users and advertisers.
Maybe it's time to give Microsoft's Bing search engine a shot. New features aim to raise it above market leader Google.
Which search engine do you use? Which one should you use? Some Internet users are voting with their feet. New research shows that in 2009, Microsoft's Bing started to close the gap on Google, the most popular by far. But now Bing growth has slowed.
Now that you’ve got your business Web site up and running, how will prospective customers find it? Laurie McCabe explains Search Engine Marketing and how it can give small businesses a big advantage when it comes to driving traffic.
