Google has tweaked its search engine using technology developed in Australia. With this Google has added semantic capabilities to its search, in which its engine now looks for the relationship between words in posting its results.
Five-year-old Facebook is very soon expecting a membership 200 millionth users. This suggests that Facebook is rapidly becoming the Web
Apple has announced the launch of public beta version of Safari 4, claiming it to be the world
'You will talk to the Web, and the Web will talk back,' predicts International Business Machine (IBM), however IBM now […]
The Government of Australia has created Australia.gov.au, a national Web site linking users to services and information to aid them at home, work and elsewhere.
Google is launching an Internet browser which is said to give Internet Explorer and Firefox stiff competetion. The Browser is named as Chrome which will be launched as a beta for Windows machines in about 100 countries across the globe. The browser will work in machines equipped with Mac and Linux versions.
Following the receipt of about 95 per cent spam e-mails in the total emails received, State CIO Teri Takai is collaborating with the state information technology leaders to improve the security of California’s e-mail systems.
There is a huge concern over the proper usage and security of Web 2.0. About 40 percent of IT decision makers across government and corporate sectors have rolled out the technology in their companies.
Romeoville village is offering various e-Government services from video streaming and archiving of village board meetings to paperless agenda packets , electronic newsletters and online forms.
The Government of Ghana has implemented a new governance programme, which is being assisted by the Italian Government to improve upon information flow leading to the creation of a national data centre in public administration.
