Google is actively pushing Chrome by providing a download link from the home page

Sun, 31 May 2009 00:00:00 +0000

Up until now, the Google home page was meant to be as lite as possible. It only contained one image with the Google logo, some links to other Google tools, services and legal information. But that has changed recently as a new prominent image appeared to publicize the Google Chrome web browser. And this is quite huge as the overall advertisement’s size is almost the same as the biggest element on the Google’s home page: Google’s logo itself!

Adobe teams up with Google and Yahoo to index more flash content for search

Tue, 01 Jul 2008 00:00:00 +0000

Silicon Alley Insider reports that Adobe (ADBE) will make it easier for search engines to index more content in applications built with its Flash software. Previously, Google and Yahoo could index text and links in Flash animations and applications. Now, with some “optimized Adobe Flash Player technology,” they’ll be able to “uncover information” in Flash files “that is currently undiscoverable by search engines.”

This is a small revolution in the search engine’s world as Flash was, up to now, almost hermetic to search engines and a Flash developer had to create an alternative, plain HTML, web site just to add content to the search engines.

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Google is actively pushing Chrome by providing a download link from the home page

Adobe teams up with Google and Yahoo to index more flash content for search