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Facebook Graph Search Australian Hands-On: So Creepy I Might Just Quit
Facebook is soft-launching Graph Search slowly across its billion-strong base of users, but already it is popping up in Australia. I have spent my afternoon so far messing around with Graph Search, and it’s simultaneously the most intuitive and most terrifying search platform I have ever used. The future is terrifying.
How To Get Your Google Back In Windows 8
If you’ve used the newly arrived Windows 8, you may have noticed that among the army of colourful tiles, there’s something important that’s conspicuously absent: Google. Microsoft is pushing its own Bing and Internet Explorer hard, but if that doesn’t cut it for you, Google put out this catchy little video on how to get your Google back.
Tim Cook Personally Apologises For The Awful State Of Apple Maps
I said earlier that even Apple knows just how bad it screwed up Maps. I was talking collectively. As in ‘wow, that Maps team in Cupertino must know something’s up’. Turns out it goes much further than that. Apple’s head honcho Tim Cook has just penned an open letter to the world’s iOS users to apologise for borking Maps so, so badly.
Bing’s New Friend Tagging Feature Is So Cool You’ll Wish It Wasn’t On Bing
If Google’s angle is that it actually works really well, Bing’s is that it’s a “social search engine“. And the latter’s new Friend Tagging feature lives up to that promise, tapping the social network you actually use to aide your search results.
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