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Dell Offers Unpolished Chrome OS for Mini Netbooks
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Huffington To Murdoch: Stop 'Pointing Fingers'
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Google News Upgrade for iPhone, WebOS, Android
Google's mobile team today unveiled an upgraded version of Google News for the Apple iPhone, Palm's Pre and Pixi and for smartphones running its own Android operating system.
Google Lets Paywall Sites Limit Free Access To Five Clicks Per Day
Google Lets Paywall Sites Limit Free Access To Five Clicks Per Day Dec. 1, 2009, 1:05 PM 578 That's the program that lets you skip paywalls and registration requirements -- from sites like the Wall Street Journal's -- when you're clicking through to articles from Google and Google News.
Since 2004, Google 's shares have risen in price by over 400 percent, while Apple 's have leaped at an even more astounding clip of over 600 percent.
Twitter, Facebook and Google turn red for World Aids Day
To raise awareness, the sign-in screen of the Twitter homepage has been changed to red, and the tweets can change their colour.
Hundreds of media organizations gather in southern India for World Newspaper Congress
Hundreds of media representatives from across the world discussed Tuesday the future of newspapers amid a global financial crisis hitting advertising revenues and circulation as well as the growth of the Internet and multimedia.
Google Looms Large As Next Telecom Giant
It's something the best of magicians do seamlessly: distract you with one hand so that you don't even notice the other hand is doing anything at all.
Rumor: Google Phone "Is a Certainty"
TC reported a few weeks back that Google would be pushing out their own Android device in early '10 and now it appears that Giz has some insider knowledge as well.
Microsoft, Yahoo pact cleared in Canada, Australia
Microsoft Corp. and Yahoo Inc. said Tuesday that their high-profile, proposed search and advertising partnership has been cleared by antitrust officials in Canada and Australia, positive developments for the companies as they await a related decision from U.S. regulators.
Why Google should be looking over its shoulder
Why Google should be looking over its shoulder A visitor passes a Google exhibition in Duesseldorf, Germany.
Leaders From Google, Others to Attend White House Summit
The forum is meant to help devise ways to combat double-digit unemployment. The White House said there would be approximately 130 attendees at the jobs forum ranging from small business owners to academics.
Microsoft Launches New Mobile Search Advertising Campaigns
Microsoft has launched a new mobile ad product that combines mobile search and display.
Murdoch's Google Block Play Risky, Analysts Say
Industry observers weigh in on News Corp.'s rumored gamble on barring Google from indexing its news sites.
$180 Billion Later, AOL Shares Are Finally a Bargain
ALMOST 10 YEARS AGO, IN JANUARY 2000 , America Online CEO Steve Case announced one of the boldest, craziest ideas in modern business history: a $182 billion stock-and-debt deal to buy mighty Time Warner, creating an Internet and media colossus with a combined market cap of $350 billion.
Can Google Wave replace email?
Electronic mail is so 1996. Will "Waving" replace it? Email is antiquated. We need a better way to get things done online than hitting "reply all" to long message chains and sending constantly updated attachments.
Spammer Gets Four Years In Slammer
'Godfather of Spam' Alan Ralsky and three associates sentenced for stock fraud spam scheme Nov 25, 2009 02:17 PM Notorious spammer Alan M. Ralsky, from West Bloomfield, Mich., was sentenced to more than four years in prison on Monday for his involvement in a stock fraud spam scheme.
Google, Microsoft and News Corp. Fight While Consumers Stay Anchored to Free Content
Google fights for net neutrality and the right to index all of the world's information for free.
Is Google's Chrome OS Waiting for a Strong ARM?
Google's new open source Chrome operating system won't be officially available until dedicated devices hit the market next year.
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