A huge part of how visible a company is, depends on the company’s recognition and brand identity; this is especially towards the company’s main targeted market or segment markets. In fact, research has it that customers will tend to stay extremely loyal to the brands that are relatively easy to remember; but more specifically, if they enjoy very positive associations with the brand’s main products and services. Just so you know, it is therefore essential for any business, whether new or old to get logos, trademarks, or brands that really standout among the rest....

Over the last few years we’ve been subjected to a slew of alarming documentaries that explore the poisons in both produce and meat. It’s something that many of us don’t worry too much about but, it’s hard to ignore the data. And although there are arguments on both sides, choosing to go organic may dramatically reduce the toxins your ingesting — some say it even tastes better. While any recipe can be tweaked to suit an organic lifestyle, the following app for the iPad specifically focuses on healthy organic dishes....

Have you ever been browsing YouTube and seen something that you absolutely had to have? Not that we’re condoning the theft of intellectual property, but if this has ever happened to you, then we have your solution. What does it take? All you have to do is remove a few letters from the URL and add two others in their place. Need the example? Here you go. Let’s say that you’re watching an Eminem video from Vevo’s section on YouTube....

Sina, the largest Chinese-language infotainment web portal, has abandoned the Google search service and started using its own search technology instead, according toforeign media reports. The two companies announced apartnershipback in 2007 to help Google battle China’s dominating search engine, Baidu. Under the terms of the agreement, Under the terms of the agreement, Google provides Web page search services for Sina.com. In return, Google shared the advertising revenue generated by traffic from China’s most-visited portal....

Charles Chao, CEO and president of Sina, believes that microblogging will be one of the key factors in the development of mobile Internet and 3G in China, but at the same time is not eager to commercialize Sina Weibo yet. The CEO believes that China’s mobile 3G population has the potential to exceed the rest of the world, even some of the more advanced countries. “The growth rate is very alarming,” he said, citing social networking and 3G-capable devices as the major driving trends....