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Andriod would probably be a good guess, although you can now get Firefox 4 on iPhone and Andriod phones.

Or, instead of running Rogerbot locally, we could run some distributed processing (ie. BOINC) to help offload some of the pressure from your cloud?

Another thing to make sure to do is to embed the video on your own site and create a video sitemap.  Google will index the video as being on your site even if it is hosted and available on YouTube.

Pining posts is not the same thing as a ping in network terms.  Pinging posts is more eaily described as requesting the post periodically.

Like others have said, make sure the website is fully crawlable and then work on your on-page.  While it is possible to rank without any on-page and even some major crawlability errors, it is so much easier if you have your on-page handled properly.

The <conspiracy hat="">side of things was him commenting that Google is sometimes accused of processing everything in Gmail and could have possibly pulled your link to the demo directory from that.</conspiracy>

I have to agree with Julich in that you should move the content to be truly located on www.domain.com instead of iframe.domain.com.

I think his problem is that the department that created the microsite.com site wants to keep it seperate and brand it independantly while the whole company wants to bring it under their umbrella so doing a sub folder wouldn't actually really work at all, I suppose you could use URL redirection to get the microsite domain to pull up for the subdirectory.

Google is getting better and better at recognizing that singluar and plural are related terms but it can never hurt to have both versions as long as both are relevant to your site.

Well you could always use rel=canonical to declare that the canonical version of the page is microsite.com even when you link to it from microsite. company. com.

It would help Google understand that the proper version of the site is the microsite address while leaving links from the main company site pointing and rendering at microsite .company. com.

What you may want to consider is doing a 301 of microsite.com to microsite. company. com if that's permissible. I'm assuming that you can't just 301 the link from company.com to microsite. company. com but you may be able to do it the other way around?

I just went to that link and it looks like it's broken, holding page for GoDaddy loads.

This page describes it and seems to be working... http://blog.zap2it.com/pop2it/2011/01/is-kevjumba-a-heterosexual-bear-wrestler-he-wants-the-internet-to-think-so.html

A good tutorial to CSS for desktop and CSS for mobile on the same page is available at http://www.adobe.com/devnet/dreamweaver/articles/dw_html5_pt1.html.

For Google to truly devalue links, they would have to have something better to determine the value of web sites and social media just isn't there yet as an all inclusive voting system for web sites.

I suppose that my biggest thing is good analytics and figuring out what your specific KPIs will be for a specific site.  After figuring out the best KPIs, work on those, don't get distracted by keyword rankigns, those can change all to easily when Google decides to chagne the ranking algorithm.

Focus on why we want rankings: to get converting traffic.  If you're spending hours or days working on something, it had better effect the bottom line for the company or it isn't woth doing.