Google Chrome OS will be for netbooks, the low-cost computers optimised for internet surfing and other web applications.The Chrome OS is expected to work well with many of the company’s popular software applications such as Gmail, Google Calendar and Google Maps.

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Each search engine has its own distinguishing features system to determine which web sites meet their requirements and therefore obtain the higher natural listing positions for a given theirs Keyword or keyword phrase in a user search query. Some search Engines are using old algorithm and some new techniques.

There are a large number of SEO Techniques for on-page optimization that are considered in the search engine evaluation process. These factors include but are not limited to: words in the web page url, title tag, meta tags, headlines, sub headlines, keyword density, words at the starting of the page, page content, words that are bold, words in the links, site navigation, the Website structure of links and a number of other considerations. You want to make certain that you do not over optimize your web site and have the search engines consider your site spammy.

One of my favourite magazine Business2.0 ( it had 2.0 many years before the current 2.0 craze ) has a cover story on Blogging for dollars, very interesting on the rising importance of blogging and the earning potential it offers to good bloggers.

Some excerpts.

Blogs today benefit from what might be termed uneconomies of scale: They are so cheap to create and operate that a lone blogger or a small team can, with the ever-expanding reach of the Internet, amass vast audiences and generate levels of profit on a per-employee basis that traditional media companies can only fantasize about.

Read this interesting blog post on What if Steve Jobs Blogged ?

Apple Legal is quick to take action against those outside the company who are believed to be revealing trade secrets, so it's no surprise that Apple employees are a pretty tight-lipped bunch. With the notable exception of Surfin' Safari, there is almost complete radio silence in the blogosphere via The Campus at Cupertino. Until now.