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Google Philippines is looking for Filipino staffs. Finally, giant tech company, Google, Inc. has opened its local branch in the Philippines (Google Philippines) and is now looking for local talents to man its office in Makati. On an ABS-CBN report , Google Philippines said "Our local team will be committed to providing better services to our Filipino users and to helping businesses - large and small - grow locally and globally, contributing to the growth of the Philippine economy. We envision Google as part of everyday Filipino lives and as a partner in the development of local communities, culture and business," he added. Google also noted it is currently hiring for its Philippine office. If you want to work for the newly opened Google Philippines you can check out their job listings at  google.com.ph. "We're excited to be deepening our investment in the Philippines with the opening of our office here in Manila," Narciso Reyes, country manager for the Philippin

Who do you think is the biggest newsmaker of 2011. Vote on GMA's Trending 2011. Just copy and paste on your browser the highlighted link http://bit.ly/v28gId - to vote! The list of winners will be posted here just after the official announcemenr from GMA.

Bing  and Yahoo   e arlier released their top searches for 2010 and  recently (December 09, 2010) Google the top search engine released their "Top Search Queries for 2010". With Justin Bieber topping the celebrity/entertainment world top search both Global and US search market. With chatroullette in No.1 spot and No.2 spot, global and US search respectively. What is chatroullete anyway?   Chatroulette  is a Russian based website that pairs random strangers from around the world together for webcam-based conversations. Visitors to the website randomly begin an online chat (video, audio and text) with another visitor. At any point, either user may leave the current chat by initiating another random connection. After offering an experimental "localized" version which paired people by state or country, the website went offline briefly in August 2010, but returned to service on September 1. You can watch the video review  of   Zeitgeist 2010: How the world searched at t

According to the 2010 Google Zeitgeist, boxing champ and Sarangani Rep. Manny Pacquiao was the most searched personality in the country this year. second on the list were Miss Universe 4th runner-up Venus Raj and May 2010 elected President Noynoy Aquino. Filipino singing sensation Charice came first among the most searched local artists. The lyrics of her song "Pyramid" ranked third in the most searched terms list, which was topped by "jejemon." The 2010 election result was the No. 1 news that made headlines this year. Released today, Google's 2010 Year-End Zeitgeist is a compilation of the year's top trends, based on global and local (Google.com.ph) searches. Top personalities in Google.com.ph for 2010: 1. Pacquiao 2. Venus Raj 3. Aquino III 4. Jason Ivler 5. Gibo 6. Anne Curtis 7. Villar 8. Willie Revillame 9. Kris Aquino 10. Charice Most searched local artists: 1. Charice Pempengco 2. Sarah Geronimo 3. Jovit Baldovino 4. Mocha Uson 5. Francis Magalona 6.

The top   searches   on Bing have been revealed and at the top of   the most   searched people is Kim Kardashian, who also topped the overall   searches   for 2010. As the top searches on Bing were revealed the list completely changed from last year when Michael Jackson was in the number one spot and who now sits at number eleven. Kim Kardashian ruled the top spot on the people list and the overall Bing  search  list. The only person to repeat this year was Kate Gosselin, who moved up to number six from her number eight spot last year. Check out the Most Popular People and Overall searches on Bing for 2010 below. Most Popular People Searched in 2010 on Bing.com: 1. Kim Kardashian 2. Sandra Bullock 3. Tiger Woods 4. Lady Gaga 5. Barack Obama 6. Kate Gosselin 7. Justin Bieber 8. Jesse James 9. Lindsay Lohan 10. Jennifer Aniston 11. Michael Jackson Most Popular Overall 2010 Searches on Bing.com:  1. Kim Kardashian 2. Sandra Bullock 3. Tiger Woods 4. Lady Gaga 5. Barack Obama 6. Hairstyles

photomylens on livestream.com. Broadcast Live Free 1. BP PLC's massive oil spill 2. Fifa World Cup  3. Miley Cyrus 4. Kim Kardashian 5. Lady Gaga 6. iPhone 7. Megan Fox 8. Justin Bieber 9. American Idol Singing Competition 10.Britney Spears SAN FRANCISCO — It took a man-made disaster to topple a celebrity from the top spot on Yahoo Inc.'s annual list of most popular search requests. BP PLC's massive oil spill in the Gulf Coast drew the most interest among the tens of millions of people that used Yahoo's search engine during 2010. The Internet company released its top 10 rankings Tuesday. Michael Jackson was Yahoo's most requested subject in 2009, the year that the entertainer's death stunned the world. Britney Spears, another star-crossed singer, held the No. 1 position on Yahoo's search list from 2005 through 2008. After falling to No. 5 last year, Spears dropped to No. 10 on Yahoo's list this year. Although Yahoo's search engine is the second most

DALLAS – Former President George W. Bush talked in a relaxed Facebook Live webcast about everything from the joy of spending time with his parents to some of the hard decisions he made as president. When Facebook founder and chief executive Mark Zuckerberg asked Bush Monday why he decided to appear on Facebook, Bush quipped: "Because you've got a lot of people paying attention to us, and I'm trying to sell books." In the hour-long chat webcast on Facebook's live video streaming channel, Bush stood by his vow to not criticize the current administration, but he did respond to a question asking what he thought the Obama administration had handled well. Bush said he thought they'd done well with Afghanistan so far. Bush's book, "Decision Points," was released this month.   — AP

NEW YORK (AP) -- Facebook has moved a step closer toward trademarking the word "face" - at least in certain contexts. The company's 2005 application with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office received a "notice of allowance" Tuesday, which means Facebook now has six months to show that it uses the trademark and pay a $100 fee, said Cynthia Lynch, administrator for trademark policy and procedure at the agency. Or, it can file for an extension for up to 36 months. Once that's done, the trademark can be approved or rejected. Even if it's approved, Facebook wouldn't have a trademark on "face" in every instance, only in online   chat  rooms   and electronic bulletin boards for the "transmission of messages among computer users in the field of general interest and concerning social and entertainment subject matter," according to the Patent and Trademark Office's database entry on the application. It oddly exempts uses "primarily

I usually watch online videos from youtube, well maybe because it is the very first hit video sites. I believed it is like using a mobile of Nokia brand, when you get used to it, it's kinda hard to change a brand however only for quite sometimes since i'm already adjusted myself with the key functions of LG mobile...lol... According to netimperative here are the list of Top 10 online video sites: 175 million U.S. Internet users watched online video content in October for an average of 15.1 hours per viewer, according to new data. Top 10 Video Content Properties by Unique Viewers Google Sites, driven primarily by video viewing at YouTube.com, ranked as the top online video content property with 146.3 million unique viewers. Yahoo! Sites captured the #2 spot with 53.8 million viewers, followed by Viacom Digital, jumping 4 positions in October with 52.9 million viewers. VEVO secured fourth place with 47.6 million viewers, closely followed by Facebook.com with 47.4 million. Google

Provincial cities are catching up with Metro Manila in terms of internet use, according to a recent media study from   The Nielsen Company . Based on a rolling sample over the past year of males and females aged 10 and above across all socioeconomic classes, Metro Manila still showed the highest percentage of Internet users: as many as 40 percent of those surveyed went online in the past month. However, close behind the capital city are Tuguegarao (37 percent), Olongapo (35 percent), Angeles (34 percent), and Dumaguete (33 percent) — each hosting a high concentration of tertiary schools and other educational institutions. "Several factors are contributing to the rise of Internet usage across the country, particularly in urban centers outside Metro Manila," said Nielsen Media (Philippines) executive director Jay Bautista in an email interview with GMANews.TV. He enumerated the following growth drivers: Proliferation of  Internet  café’s which allow even low-income consumers to

Yahoo Philippines officially unveiled this week a more streamlined version of its popular web email service, updating the classic interface which has remained essentially unchanged for 13 years. Last November 15, Yahoo Philippines launched   Yahoo! Mail Beta , which prominently features integrated access to social networks like Facebook and Twitter. It is also touted to be faster and more spam-proof than the   Classic version   that most people have been accustomed to for more than a decade. "Our goal is to be a facilitator and aggregator of content," said Isaac Souweine, Yahoo! product marketing manager for Southeast Asia. Souweine's sentiments echoed those of Yahoo's chief product officer, Blake Irving. "Online communication tools are an important part of people's lives —whether they're connecting with their friends and family, sharing pictures and videos, or keeping up on news across social networks," Irving said   press release . Although still i

VATICAN CITY – The pope is going HD. The Vatican on Tuesday unveiled a new euro4.5 million ($6 million) high-definition mobile unit to let the Vatican broadcast the pope's Masses, audiences and trips in   high definition . The upgrade, paid for by the Knights of Columbus and Vatican television and offered at a discount by Sony, will let the Vatican keep up with the rapidly developing technology that is increasingly becoming the norm for broadcasters, documentary makers and others. Pope Benedict XVI has suffered several communications gaffes during his five-year pontificate, but the Vatican has been taking steps to bring his message to   YouTube , social networking sites and smartphones. —AP