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LG and Google Partner on new TV for CES
January 7, 2012 By Leave a Comment
Home Theater News Industry-Trade News Written by Dick Ward Though Google TV had a rocky start it’s showing some signs of improvement. It’s also becoming more widely adopted which is a good thing for a platform that’s trying to woo more customers and
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20 Best Browser Apps of 2011
November 3, 2011 By Leave a Comment
1 of 21 Slideshow <> Make Your Browser More Useful and Fun Remember when you used your browser exclusively for surfing the Web–visiting websites, reading articles, and maybe watching a video or two? Those days are long gone. Your browser is now a
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Subtext Adds Social Networking To Google eBooks
October 25, 2011 By Leave a Comment
Subtext from Subtext Video on Vimeo . Subtext, a new iPad app for social networking platform in eBooks, has launched today. Like Kobo’s Reading Life, the app lets readers read and discuss books within the pages of a digital book with a community of
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Google to Encrypt Search by Default
October 18, 2011 By Leave a Comment
Google said today it will soon use SSL encryption by default to improve security for signed-in search users, following SSL usage across the industry in Gmail, and on Twitter and Facebook. (You can see when a company is using SSL when a URL starts with
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Google Wallet Merchants Kick Off Mobile Payments With Discounts
October 18, 2011 By Leave a Comment
Many of the major retailers that were expected to roll out Google’s mobile payments service have gone live today with an additional benefit for early adopters: Steep discounts.
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Google+ Social Network Not Yet Reaching the Mainstream
October 13, 2011 By Leave a Comment
Facebook and Twitter remain the public’s preferred social networking sites. Building a Facebook killer might be more difficult than people had thought
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