Google Ventures, an independent entity from Google the search company,  is rumored to have invested with top iPhone game developer ngmoco .  Citing multiple reliable sources, TechCrunch reports that Google Ventures may have invested more than $100 million with the game developer. So what does this mean

CTRL+F (which triggers built-in on-page search) is one of my most frequently used keyboard shortcuts whenever I browse. It is wicked I miss it so much when I am reading a “paper book” and need to find anything on a page. I use the feature regularly to: Quickly find the place on a web page I need (for example when landing on page from search results); To visualize the on-page keyword usage (including derivations, compound words, etc); To find the needed place in the HTML code of the page – the feature lets you search the source code as well which makes it easy to quickly jump to h1 code, any word or link.

A WebmasterWorld thread has one person claiming he received a PageRank 7 link from the almighty Apple.com web site. After about a week, his ranking has not moved. He asked: I’m not seeing anything measurable from Goog.

Those of you who submit data feeds to the Google Merchant Center via manual FTP are out of luck, at least for the time being. A Google Merchant Center Help thread has confirmed reports that the FTP method of uploading..

Death can be a fun topic, especially when the person really isn’t dead. The Daily Mail reported that the dead girl on Google Maps everyone is buzzing about is really not dead, she was just playing

The practice of hot linking is when you source an image form a third-party web site, on your own. Meaning, you don’t even bother grabbing the image off the third-party web site and placing it on your server, instead, you…

A WebmasterWorld thread has several Google AdSense publishers claiming their earnings per click and per impression are higher on the weekends when compared to the weekdays. People are reporting eCPMs up by 20 to 30% on the weekends, when compared…

Oracle has filed suit against Google for allegedly infringing on patents they hold for Java, which Oracle acquired last year. Karen Tillman from Oracle said, “In developing Android, Google knowingly, directly and repeatedly infringed Oracle’s Java-related intellectual property. This lawsuit seeks appropriate remedies for their infringement.” Google said they have not yet been served *** Read the full post by clicking on the headline above ***

Oracle has filed suit against Google for allegedly infringing on patents they hold for Java, which Oracle acquired last year.

Oracle has filed suit against Google for allegedly infringing on patents they hold for Java, which Oracle acquired last year.