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As of Monday, city employees will be able to start using Google Apps for daily computing tasks.
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Susan Boyle Beats Michael Jackson On YouTube In '09
YouTube has compiled a list of the most-watched videos of the year. Amazingly, Susan Boyle trounced Michael Jackson by a factor of three. See what else made the top ten lists.
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Google's Chrome Now The No. 3 Browser
Google recently released beta versions of its Chrome browser for the Apple and Linux platforms. After they became available, the number of Chrome users surged past Apple's own Safari browser to become the third-most used browser. But...
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Google Redraws Maps For Android Phones
Google has updated Maps for Mobile again for Android phones. There are several new features with this latest update, but the new version isn't compatible with all the variants of Android that are out there.
Eric Zeman
Google Chrome For Mac Beta Now Available
Mac users rejoice! Today Google has made the beta version of its Chrome browser available for Apple computers. The download is free.
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Microsoft Cuts Browser Deal With EU
Software maker will offer Windows users a selection of Web browsers, including rival offerings from Apple, Google, and Mozilla.
Amazon Auctions Cloud Computation
Businesses can now bid for computing capacity during times of low demand to save money.
Strong Authentication Not Strong Enough
Cyber thieves are defeating two-factor authentication systems. Gartner recommends defense-in-depth.
Los Angeles Goes Google
As of Monday, city employees will be able to start using Google Apps for daily computing tasks.
Google Douses Privacy Fire
CEO Eric Schmidt's remarks are being taken out of context, the company says.
Top 10 Intel & AMD Stories Of 2009
High-profile developments on the processor landscape this year included aggressive multicore designs, research to put data centers on chip, and a surprise antitrust settlement between the dueling semiconductor vendors.
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