Robert Scoble went for a walk to see what Ask.com launched at SXSW. Ask claim to be the leader in the Questions and Answers space, however I have always seen them as a wannabe search engine.
Now Ask.com are launching their own location mobile game. Check out the video below to see what they are planning.
A lot of users have been wondering how they can uninstall the Ask Toolbar. The Ask Toolbar is bundled with a lot of freeware applications these days and its often installed by default, which means that users need to disable it during the setup to avoid ending up with it.
It is possible to uninstall the Ask Toolbar manually and this process is very straight forward and doesnt affect any third party applications.
Steps:
Thats it! The Ask Toolbar is very annoying for users, but for developers it can provide them with some extra income. I wish the Ask Toolbar wasnt bundled in with other applications, it seems to cheapen the other application.
