by hajara on February 8, 2012
How do the big, name-brand companies stay on top? One answer is innovation. Besides acquiring smaller, innovative companies, most giant brands also put a lot of energy into research and development. So they’re constantly testing out new ideas in every (…)
by hajara on December 14, 2011
According to a study conducted by the Center for Marketing Research at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth nearly one-third of all Fortune 500 companies are not on the social media bandwagon – at least not the Twitter and Facebook bandwagon. That’s just one (…)
by admin on December 6, 2011
As smartphones running on Google’s popular Android operating system continue to gain market share, the phones are also increasingly susceptible to malware and other mobile attacks. Internet security company McAfee says malware infecting Android devices surged by more than 30 (…)
by admin on December 5, 2011
Any.DO is a social to-do list that’s easier to use than any other we’ve seen. Hailo makes hailing a cab a matter of checking in on an app, and photo game Onefeat inspires creative feats throughout the day. Hailo: A (…)
by admin on November 24, 2011
I rolled my eyes when the Library of Congress announced in the spring of 2010 that it would be archiving Twitter. Great, I thought — drunken tweets about burritos preserved for eternal posterity. But the Library of Congress, as it (…)
by admin on November 14, 2011
Google has graduated Think Insights from beta. This tool now compiles real-time data from Google search and other platforms, combining those facts with additional studies, infographics, and more. Users can find the site at ThinkwithGoogle.com, and then explore tools that (…)
by Admin on October 13, 2011
Press releases have long been a preferred (and now a patented) part of optimizing sites; when done well, they can be a good method for link building on steroids. Larger corporations often use the medium effectively, while it doesn’t occur to (…)
by admin on March 30, 2011
Pyxle MD Presantha’s latest column on E-commerce on the Daily Mirror There are currently 2 billion users on the internet which is roughly 28% of the global human population. Sri Lanka itself has 8% of its population or 1.7 million (…)
by admin on February 24, 2011
Presantha Jayamaha, Pyxle’s founder and MD talks about e Commerce in the retail industry in the latest edition of his weekly column for the Daily Mirror. There is nothing quite as convenient as ordering something in the comfort of your (…)
by admin on February 12, 2011
Pyxle’s MD Presantha Jayamaha in a column for the Daily Mirror writes about E-commerce and it’s potential for Sri Lanka. Below is a full excerpt, the article can also be read on the Daily Mirror Website. A commonly heard term (…)
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