Tag: Internet Explorer

Oct 23 2009

Memoori upgrade

By Paul Wilkinson in AEC, Blogs, Collaboration, Functionality, Marketing, Web 2.0
23 October 2009

In August 2008, I wrote about Memoori (see AEC-specific search), and having since met the company’s founder Jim McHale a few times (most recently last week), I can say the product, while still a little raw in places, is developing into a much more rounded offering. Given the wealth of generic search engine power we …

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Sep 02 2008

Google enters browser battle

By Paul Wilkinson in Blogs, Functionality, Future, Internet, SaaS, Web 2.0
2 September 2008

When I was finalising my book manuscript in early 2005, around 94 per cent of all web users used Microsoft’s Internet Explorer, but as I noted on this blog later that year, other browsers – notably Mozilla’s Firefox – were beginning to nibble away at IE’s dominance (see Webware post for latest stats). And earlier …