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It is Friday the 13th and, somehow, I had a feeling that the guys at Opera would not miss the chance to show that they are not paraskevidekatriaphobic, or, to put it in a term more to their liking, friggatriskaidekaphobic. As such, they went on and
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Opera 11.61 build 1236 Snapshot Released
GOOGLE gets up close and personal with plans to customise search results based on social commentary and photos.
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Google gets personal with search results
GOOGLE, seeking to revamp its struggling efforts in television, said US consumers will soon have a broader choice of TV sets.
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LG, Google in TV alliance
GOOGLE and Oracle have been scheduled to go to trial over an intellectual property dispute related to Google’s mobile phone software in March.
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Google, Oracle get trial date in Android patent dispute
SAN FRANCISCO (AFP) – Google on Wednesday confirmed that it has added more IBM patents to its technology arsenal as smartphone rivals increasingly battle in courts over innovations. Google bought 188 patents and 29 patent applications related to mobile
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Google adds more IBM patents to tech arsenal (AFP)
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Cell Coupons along with Google Neighborhood Business Rankings Change Coupon code Industry
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Google Pulls ‘Official’ Siri App from Android Market
Google was the most-visited web destination in the United States in 2011, followed by Facebook and Yahoo!, industry tracker Nielsen said. Google received an average of 153.4 million unique US visitors a month from home and work computers, according to
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Google most visited site (The West Australian)
Google is adding 625,000 new users a day to the Google+ social-networking service, which may total 400 million members by the end of next year, according to independent analysis of its growth.
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Google+ May Top 400m Members by End-2012
San Francisco (dpa) – Google is to pay almost 1 billion dollars to Firefox over three years to remain the default search engine on the open-source web browser, according to The Wall Street Journal’s All Things D blog on Thursday.The collaboration was
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Google to pay Firefox $1 billion in search deal