Web Design & SEO Blog

Google’s rumoured plans to launch a new interface could have major implications for SEO agencies. The search engine giant is currently testing out infinite scrolling, which is designed to make searching quicker and more easily for users. [Read On]

Google has unveiled its new social networking photo service. The service, called Photovine, started to roll out last week and is still shrouded in mystery. Google has released few details about the service and did not even make an official announcement to say it had gone live. [Read On]

Google has asked Apple to approve a mobile phone version of Google+ for its devices, such as iPhones and iPads. The new social networking site has been an instant success on the internet, with an estimated 10 million people signing up in the first two weeks, when the site was accessible by invitation only. [Read On]

Mobile users are spending more and more time interacting with mobile apps and browsing mobile websites. According to a recent report by Flurry Analytics, the mobile app analytics engine, the time people spend using mobile apps has doubled since this time last year. In June 2010, users spent 43 minutes a day interacting with mobile apps. By June 2011, this figure had rise to 81 minutes a day. [Read On]

Foursquare, the location-based social networking website, has introduced its largest partnership to date by signing a US-wide deal with American Express. The deal will see American Express offer discounts to cardholders when they check in on their mobile phone at certain shops and restaurants that accept its credit cards. [Read On]