News
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Google Docs for Android Now Lets you Collaborate On the Go
Google Docs may not be as fully featured as a full-blown productivity suite like Microsoft Office, but its collaboration features are something many of its users can’t [...]
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Linked Pages: Bing Now Lets You Curate and Highlight Links that Are About You
Google may have Google+, but Bing has a close relationship to an ever bigger and more important social network: Facebook. While Google now highlights your Google+ profile [...]
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Google’s Flight Search Goes Mobile
Google today launched its flight search feature for mobile browsers. Since it acquired travel software provider ITA Software in 2011, Google has been very deliberate about rolling [...]
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Good News/Bad News: Spam is Down, Malware is Up
Thanks to better spam filtering techniques, most of us probably don’t see too many ads for “herbal Viagra” and similar concoctions in our inboxes these days, but [...]
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Googlelighting: The Google/Microsoft War of Words Continues, Now in Musical Form
“Who knows what the future holds for Google Apps.” That’s the question Microsoft would like its customers to ask themselves before switching away from Microsoft Office and [...]
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Opinion
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Hands-On With Apple’s Mountain Lion: Don’t Like Change? You’ll Love this Update
While Microsoft is working on its most significant operating system update in recent memory, Apple just released the first developer preview of Mountain Lion, the next update [...]
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Taking a Step Back from the Cesspool
The last few days allowed us to witness the rather sad spectacle of various tech writers/bloggers/journalists calling each other names and publicly airing some dirty laundry. What’s [...]
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Can Apple Keep its Cool?
If you're reading this article on the go, pause for just a second and take a look around. What phones do you see people using? The iPhone? [...]
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Google+: It’s Time to Let the Teens In
Facebook, Twitter and even MySpace allow you to sign up for their respective services if you're 13 and up, so why can't Google live a little? Back [...]
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