32 post(s) written by John Pring.

The internet has been alive with debate over who exactly is ‘Horse Boy’; a semi-costumed man photographed by Google’s Street View cameras in Aberdeen earlier this year. The figure, sporting a horse’s head, shirt and trousers was… Read more

Has anyone else seen Google’s latest update to their results pages? Have a look at the screenshot below: They’ve removed the underline from each returned result; the change doesn’t appear to have come into place across all browsers yet… Read more

We’re big fans of social media here at Fresh Egg, and recently I found an updated version of an incredible video from the guys at Socialnomics which I thought I’d share with you Some really interesting points raised here, particularly in the… Read more

On Wednesday, Twitter released an update to their ‘Friend Finder’ application for Facebook, which allows users to see which Facebook users also have Twitter accounts. Since that update however, Facebook appear to have blocked the application…. Read more

We’re proud to boast one of the best sales teams in the business here at Fresh Egg, and the phenomenal guys and girls in the sales room (yes we lock them away from the rest of us) are never off the phone. Curious, I thought I’d ask them for… Read more

So the Fresh Egg bike team took to the roads on Sunday to complete the London 2 Brighton bike ride; covering 54 miles in an impressive 5.43 hours The boys, Andrew Heasman, Ben Shaw, Ollie Battams, Adam Stafford, Vaughan Luke and Chris Morphew managed… Read more

Google’s recent update to its algorithm, dubbed the ‘MayDay’ update (although it was actually implimented on April 28), was an apparant attempt to improve the  indexing of long-tail search queries, making the results of these searches… Read more

The Story So Far It’s been reported recently that Google have decided to ditch the Windows operating system across the entire company, which employs around 10,000 people worldwide. The move away from Windows has apparently been caused by security… Read more

I remember watching an episode of the American version of The Office once, when Michael Scott drove his company car into a lake because his sat-nav told him there was a road there. Hilarious, but not based in any kind of reality. Nobody except a character… Read more