Announced yesterday and made live today, Google's updated interface allows publishers to see more of how their ads and ad spaces are faring.
Publishers last night were greeted with the opportunity to try out a new AdSense dashboard that resembles, and is better integrated, into the Google (GOOG) DoubleClick and Analytics user interface.
Google touts the updated AdSense's "more insight, more efficiency and greater control" as reasons to upgrade.
AdSense is Google's interface for publishers that places Google's ads on websites and, in turn, generates revenue on either a per-click or per-impression basis.
Google picked up AdSense in 2003 when it bought Applied Semantics for just over $100 million.
Lost in the hoopla of its logo and desktop search results changes today, Google also updated its mobile web search results.
iPhone and Android phone users also get a new Google search results page today, starting with English speakers and slowly rolling out to the rest of the world.
Google's Mobile Blog details the changes, which amount to a new button on the left of the search bar that opens up a left MORE
Seth Weintraub - May 5, 2010 3:57 PM ET
Google today is revealing a set of changes to its search results and logo that make its search engine more powerful and beautiful to billions of eyes.
Starting this week, when you do a Google search, you will see a new results page replete with a new sidebar on the left side. The graphical elements will help users quickly navigate from the different types of Google searches, which will also MORE
Seth Weintraub - May 5, 2010 11:59 AM ET
UPDATE: On Thursday Oct. 8 Apple issued iPhone OS 3.1.2, an update that promises to address several of the glitches described below. Among other things, according to Apple, the update:
Resolves sporadic issue that may cause iPhone to not wake from sleep
Resolves intermittent issue that may interrupt cellular network services until restart
Fixes bug that could cause occasional crash during video streaming
Let us know if this clears things up.
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Philip Elmer-DeWitt - Oct 4, 2009 2:25 PM ET
Friday was D-day for AT&T (T).
Having promised to finally give its customers MMS -- the multi-media messaging capability Apple (AAPL) included in its iPhone operating system two releases ago -- the carrier faced two major challenges:
It had to deliver the service on the time and date promised: late morning Pacific Time on Sept. 25, according to a message posted on AT&T's Facebook page earlier this week
The service had to work MORE