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By Kelly Hodgkins el 20-Jul-2010	baidu_logo: Paste this image in your site, Myspace, Facebook, Ebay copy this code... <a href="http://www.weeklybits.com/chinese-search-engine-baidu-developing-a-mobile-os-with-the-help-of-ex-google-employees-3f_article_6_75215.html"><img src="http://www-bgr-com.vimg.net/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/baidu_logo.png" border="0" alt="baidu_logo en Tech WeBlogs WEEKLYBITS.COM"></a> Fearful of losing their jobs, a number of Google employees left the US search giant to join rival Baidu during Google’s brief mini-war with the Chinese government. Recent rumors suggest that the talents of these ex-Google employees are being tapped by Baidu as it begins to develop its own mobile OS. Details are scarce but the mobile OS project is thought to be an open source venture that will compete directly with Google’s Android OS for the lucrative mobile search market. Though Baidu commands 70% of the overall search market in China, its mobile search market share hovers around 26% , a level that is equal to Google. With a decidedly hometown advantage, Baidu may be looking to use its mobile OS to swing the pendulum in its favor and stem the tidal wave of success that Google’s Android OS is currently riding. Read Read 16 times

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Chinese search engine Baidu developing a mobile OS with the help of ex-Google employees?

Fearful of losing their jobs, a number of Google employees left the US search giant to join rival Baidu during Google’s brief mini-war with the Chinese government. Recent rumors suggest that the talents of these ex-Google employees are being tapped by… [..] Read complete article

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October search engine numbers: Google, Bing up; Yahoo, Ask, AOL down

Analytics company ComScore has released its October search engine market share numbers and… instead of making you fire up your search-site of choice and finding the information yourself, we thought we would just put it right there for you. October’s search numbers are as follows: Google 66.3%, up from 66.1% in September; Bing 11.5%, up from 11.2% in September; Yahoo 16.5%, down from 16 [..] Read complete article

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