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Since Google announced they will allow other ad networks to use adsense inventory, many arguments appear on the surface. This reminds me of Shakespeare’s play “much ado about nothing” ..oh “Ado” is archaic word , it means “fuss”. There is a lot of fuss around and controversies among adsense publishers about this update. Many of them see that they notice a drop of earning since they allowed the “Certified ad networks” to appear, while others block them. Some others started to analyze this new step and talk about the CTR and eCPM .
The comical part in this play is that, there is nothing to be talked about?

As google adsense adviser explained in Webmaster World forum“Guys, this is not a good idea. I can’t share the exact numbers, but I would be shocked if a single one of you were seeing any impressions whatsoever from Google certified ad networks yet. We’re rolling this out slowly. Very slowly.”

In addition , you can see the video from google in order to clear the clouds. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4HyJPOVLd3I

It is logical that everything takes time to be mature, then we can analyze it. And it is also logical that this step will increase the potential earnings because it is built on competition between ads networks to get your ad space and the highest one will be shown, so the publisher will get the maximum revenue. So this step will be great. But to keep your current income intact, you can block “google testing network”. I think that will give you some peace of mind. And I do recommend that you have to give this step a full chance for next two months at least.

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After competing with Web Browsers’ rivals, Google is now managing to conquer another universe and continues clobbering competitors. Just ten months after Google first announced the creation of its Android open source mobile phone platform, T-Mobile will unveil the world’s first Android-powered phone next week.

Traditional cell-phone makers like Nokia and Motorola are about to face a potentially big threat in mobile market. The open-source Android system is seen as Google’s answer to Apple’s successful iPhone and as a key initiative in the internet giant’s quest to extend its dominance to the mobile web.

The idea behind Android platform, Google says, is to spur innovation in developing mobile applications that will give users the same experience surfing the Web on their phone as they have on their desktop computers. They hope the Android platform will drive even more mobile Web surfing than the iPhone, which has helped mobile Internet use rocket in comparison with other smart phones.

The first gPhone will be triple-badged, carrying Google, T-Mobile and HTC logos. Google has worked closely with US carrier T-mobile and Taiwan electronics maker HTC to develop the new phone, which features a slide-out keypad and to be called Dream. Google made a contest to encourage software development companies to develop innovative and useful applications for the platform. The application contest winners can help users do everything from calling their nearest taxi cabs to comparing sale prices at different stores to calculating their carbon footprint.

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Google turns 10 today and still growing, they are celebrating 10 years full of success and development in the Internet field, ends by entering the web browser market through unveiling the promising web browser “Chrome” last week, and will continue by launching their new satellite “GeoEye-1″yesterday.

GeoEye-1 satellite will provide the U.S. government, Google Earth users and others the highest-resolution commercial color satellite imagery on the market. It will be able to capture images at .41 meters (16 inches) resolution in black and white and 1.65 meters (5.5 feet) in color. GeoEye-1 can collect images from orbit with enough detail to show home plate on a baseball diamond.

In the last 10 years, Google has been very busy. It’s hard to believe that it was just 10 years ago that the Google search engine first hit the web;
Google was founded on September 7, 1998 after receiving a $100,000 check from Andy Bechtolsheim, co-founder of Sun Microsystems. Now, after establishing themselves as a major search player, Google has 20,000 employees, a $150 billion market cap, and is considered one of the biggest and most powerful computer networks in the world.

Today Google is responsible for roughly two-thirds of U. S. search traffic, and with its easy-to-use search engine, boasts no less than 30 tools and services; from e-mail to mapping, blogs, advertising, online video, Photos, Calendar, etc…
Google still has a lot in its to-do list, promising with a lot of development in the future, and showing no signs of slowing down.

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We always used to find “Google” First, and all the rest behind, used to find Google taking the lead in many different fields. This time Google starts from scratch, it is going to start a new mission to fight against new rivals in web browsing field ( IE, FireFox, Opera, Safari, etc...) by launching its own browser, ” Google Chrome”.
>>Download Google Chrome Here<<

Google Chrome to be launched on Tuesday, it has already undergone a substantial period of development with engineers working to create a product that’s secure, user friendly, fast, stable, safe, and easily testable.

After years of preparation, Google is actually getting into the web browser market. Google wants to start from scratch and design something that is based on the needs of today’s web applications and today’s users.

Google has realized that most people suffer a lot from using clunky browsers, it wants to redesign the browser to make life easier to supply all kinds of services, and make the browser platform more stable.
Google appears to be making important improvements that could add up to something very appealing. They will continue to make it even faster and more robust.

We are not expecting the perfect web browser yet for sure but it’s obvious that “Google Chrome” can be a real threat and potential competitor to the other dominant web browsers, some of the new features sound interesting, Tabs, Stability, No pop-ups, Extra Security, and many others. All these features are really promising for a new era and a real challenge between web browsers.

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