by Laurie Sullivan on Oct 3, 8:57 AM
Inventors at Microsoft in a U.S. patent describe a "foldable display device," but it looks very much like a mobile phone.
by Laurie Sullivan on Oct 2, 10:16 AM
New Street Research found Google continues to lead in use for search but lags in AI use, and more males than females ask AI chatbots for help when trying to determine what to purchase.
by Laurie Sullivan on Oct 1, 3:10 PM
"Bing Generative Search goes beyond simply finding an answer," Microsoft wrote in a blog post. "Instead, it understands the search query, reviews millions of sources of information, dynamically matches content, and generates search results on the fly."
by Laurie Sullivan on Sep 30, 8:00 AM
Google owns the most powerful ad-serving business publishers use to sell ads, the most powerful tool advertisers use to buy them, and the largest exchange where the auctions are run.
by Laurie Sullivan on Sep 27, 12:26 PM
The company has decided to call out businesses that have posted positive fake reviews by labeling them.
by Laurie Sullivan on Sep 26, 10:14 AM
AppLovin hit an all-time-high stock price on Wednesday, reaching $130.60 per share. The company has risen $69.71 in the past 52 weeks, based on its success.
by Laurie Sullivan on Sep 25, 3:03 PM
Google reportedly paid $2.7 billion to bring back an AI genius as it and competitors continue to build out services built on AI.
by Laurie Sullivan on Sep 24, 10:37 AM
"Yellowstone" creator Taylor Sheridan recently purchased land near my property in Wyoming, where different words and phrases are used to talk about the economy compared with Southern California and the rest of the U.S.
by Laurie Sullivan on Sep 23, 10:08 AM
Experts say TikTok could use several loopholes, but losing the appeal would mean removal of the app from online stores or fines. Influencers may not want to risk fines, and payment processors and banks would pull their support.
by Laurie Sullivan on Sep 20, 11:33 AM
Apart from some international markets, search has always been about Google - and a little bit of Bing and Yahoo, says BrightEdge founder Jim Yu. Here's how it's changing.