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Google is working on all fronts to make the web faster.
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Google and Mozilla Working on SPDY Standard for a Faster Web
In response to Google’s new privacy policy , the Washington Post recently conducted an informal poll of its web readers to gauge their feelings toward the shift and their futures with the company’s services. At press time, 16,325 people had taken the
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Survey shows users may cancel Google accounts over privacy update
Google is trying its best to make Google+ comparable to Facebook, and today it made another step in that direction. Today, teenagers can officially sign up to use Google+. When Google+ first launched it was only an option for people 18 or older.
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Google+ now open for teenagers everywhere
The Glims plugin was built to add a few more extra features to your Safari browser. It will essentially expand the functionalities of the browser’s search tool, like adding a thumbnail next to search results or adding the search engine name in the
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Glims for Safari 1.0.32-Add extra features to Safari
Google is not the only one working on its own programming language. Mozilla is doing the same and has now debuted the first public release of a compiler and associated set of tools for the Rust programming language
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Mozilla’s Rust May Replace C++ in Firefox
The Leveson Inquiry was told that Google have removed hundreds of pages about Max Mosley’s sex life Google has removed hundreds of web pages relating to former Formula 1 boss Max Mosley’s sex life from its search results index, the Leveson Inquiry heard.
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Google reveals action over Mosley