Technology - Bert Martinez

January 19, 20260Comments

What We Can Learn From the Demise of MySpace.com

What We Can Learn From the Demise of MySpace In 2006, MySpace did the unthinkable. It surpassed Google to become the most visited website in the United States. It was valued

by Bert Martinez

Google AI update and end of &num=100 search results, SEO tracking blocked by brick wall.

Marketing

Technology

September 30, 20250Comments

Google’s AI Push and Why SEO Just Got Harder

🔑 Highlights Google disables &num=100, breaking rank tracking and inflating SEO costs. Chrome omnibox AI delivers instant answers, increasing zero-click searches. 87.7% of sites saw impression drops in GSC after

by Bert Martinez

Business

Technology

October 24, 20230Comments

Why Is Your Company Software Failing? Bad Budgeting Might Be The Culprit

Proprietary software is often seen as the holy grail for companies, a sure sign that they’ve “made it.” Ushering in digital transformation establishes a business as technologically advanced and innovative,

September 12, 20230Comments

China’s automakers take the world by storm with electric vehicle push

Chinese makers of electric vehicles have come out in force for this week’s IAA Mobility auto show in Munich, Germany. About 50 companies — including heavyweight BYD and upstarts like Xpeng — have traveled to the

by Janice Thompson

Business

Technology

September 11, 20230Comments

The US government is investigating China’s breakthrough smartphone

The United States government is seeking more information about the Huawei Mate 60 Pro, a Chinese smartphone powered by an advanced chip. The new flagship device, which reportedly includes a new 5G Kirin

by Janice Thompson

Apple

Technology

September 11, 20230Comments

What to expect from Apple’s iPhone 15 reveal

Apple is expected to debut its iPhone 15 lineup Tuesday at the company’s annual September keynote event, and it could introduce the biggest change to the phone’s design in 11 years. The press event,

by Janice Thompson

Technology

August 18, 20230Comments

Space race 2.0: Russia, India, China and the U.S. are heading for the lunar south pole

Uncrewed Russian and Indian spacecraft could land in the area next week, while the U.S. is trying to land astronauts there by 2025. The space race is back on, now with more countries

by Leona Zoey

Technology

July 28, 20230Comments

Superconductor brings questions

A scientific breakthrough being hailed as "one of the holy grails of modern physics" is also raising some eyebrows, reports The Independent. New papers state that scientists in South Korea

by Janice Thompson

Technology

July 27, 20230Comments

Tesla’s Autopilot faces new probe

California’s attorney general has launched an inquiry into Tesla’s Autopilot feature and marketing practices, according to CNBC.The state is actively calling on customers and former employees to report "issues and

by Janice Thompson

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