Update: This was an April Fool’s day joke.I recently discovered something really wild: the iPhone has a secret SATA interface. Using the SATA interface, the iPhone is much easier to hack because it looks just like a hard drive to a computer, so you can replace individual executables and symlinks with no effort. Readers know [...]

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Verizon is formally launching an ad-supported free directory assistance/voice search product in the US called 1-800-THE-INFO. It joins an increasingly crowded field that already features Google, Microsoft and AT&T among others. As I said yesterday, in my post about the launch of a new voice search offering from ChaCha, most consumers are still unaware of [...]

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Posted by randfish
I wanted to try an experiment tonight and leverage a bit of the terrific community vibe and willingness to share we’ve got here at SEOmoz.
In the comments below, share your top 3 most bizarre, unique, unconventional or simply unexpected link building tactics. They can be specific, broad or even a little coy. The [...]

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Remember a couple days ago I reported on some major shifts in the Google search results? Well, this morning I spotted Google’s Matt Cutts requesting feedback on the change at WebmasterWorld.
In short, Matt said he did not see “large differences in rankings between these datacenters,” but he would like more feedback from the webmaster [...]

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Mike Blumenthal has detailed on his blog how Google is now letting business owners provide the address information that’s mapped when a “plus box” is opened in search results associated with their listings. Previously Google determined what address/mapping data to show in the plus box, which resulted in errors on many occasions according to Mike. [...]

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