Footprints Of Google's GDrive Spotted
A reference to Google's long-rumored online storage service was spotted in a JavaScript localization file associated with Google Pack, Google's free software bundle.
Google Aims To Expose Network Meddling
Vint Cerf puts out the word that Google's Measurement Lab will make it more difficult for telecoms to degrade or block apps such as BitTorrent or Skype.
Google Finds Spam Volume Bouncing Back
One theory is that spam will continue to be a vector for virus infections and blended-threat attacks, which direct message recipients to infected Web sites.
Video Games Worsen Relationships
For example, the study found that involvement with risky behaviors like drinking and drug abuse rose with video-game playing time.
The Pope Comes To YouTube
The Vatican's YouTube channel offers videos of the pope's speeches, news, and other religious information.
Wikileaks Owes Steve Jobs An Apology
I have a great deal of respect for the journalistic principles that Wikileaks espouses, but the site has done itself and journalism a disservice: It has published images that purport to show part of Apple CEO Steve Jobs' medical file, one of which is acknowledged to be fake and the other of which is deemed suspect.
Google Gets Personal And Social
Little drops of personalization continue to fall upon Google properties. The drizzle is enough to suggest that the word "social" belongs somewhere in the company's description of its focus: "search, ads, and apps."
Google Terminates Six Services
The company's ax is falling on Dodgeball, Google Catalog Search, Google Mashup Editor, Google Notebook, Jaiku, and Google Video.
Google Search Share Slips
Overall, 2008 was a decidedly good year for Google, which handled 4.2 billion searches last January and 5.4 billion during December.
Google Woos Allies With Apps Reseller Program
Google is offering support, training, and tools for sales, marketing, reporting, and customer integration, while allowing resellers to manage billing and the customer relationship.
Google, Now With 58% More Ads
Search advertising data for December from one metrics firm suggests the fourth quarter will prove to be the strongest quarter on record for Google and Microsoft Live Search.
SAP Seeks Confidential Oracle Data
Observers say Oracle is unlikely to give in to SAP's demands, reducing the possibility of a pretrial settlement in the long-running dispute.
Surf Google Earth With Wii Balance Board
The controller transmits your movements to the Earth Surfer application using Bluetooth and allows you to maneuver a "virtual milktruck" by shifting your balance.
Apple Security: Time To Stop Feeling Superior?
There have been far more Apple-related security problems in the past two years than in previous years, requiring Mac users to be more vigilant than ever to ensure that their computers are safe.
Google Releases Picasa For Mac
Until now, Mac users interested in Picasa have had to be content with using Picasa Web Albums, Google's more limited online photo organization and display service.
The Trouble With Netbooks
Rumor has it that Google would like to see its Android operating system powering more than mere mobile phones.
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Footprints Of Google's GDrive Spotted
A reference to Google's long-rumored online storage service was spotted in a JavaScript localization file associated with Google Pack, Google's free software bundle.
Google Aims To Expose Network Meddling
Vint Cerf puts out the word that Google's Measurement Lab will make it more difficult for telecoms to degrade or block apps such as BitTorrent or Skype.
Google Finds Spam Volume Bouncing Back
One theory is that spam will continue to be a vector for virus infections and blended-threat attacks, which direct message recipients to infected Web sites.
Video Games Worsen Relationships
For example, the study found that involvement with risky behaviors like drinking and drug abuse rose with video-game playing time.
The Pope Comes To YouTube
The Vatican's YouTube channel offers videos of the pope's speeches, news, and other religious information.
Wikileaks Owes Steve Jobs An Apology
I have a great deal of respect for the journalistic principles that Wikileaks espouses, but the site has done itself and journalism a disservice: It has published images that purport to show part of Apple CEO Steve Jobs' medical file, one of which is acknowledged to be fake and the other of which is deemed suspect.
Google Gets Personal And Social
Little drops of personalization continue to fall upon Google properties. The drizzle is enough to suggest that the word "social" belongs somewhere in the company's description of its focus: "search, ads, and apps."
Google Terminates Six Services
The company's ax is falling on Dodgeball, Google Catalog Search, Google Mashup Editor, Google Notebook, Jaiku, and Google Video.
Google Search Share Slips
Overall, 2008 was a decidedly good year for Google, which handled 4.2 billion searches last January and 5.4 billion during December.
Google Woos Allies With Apps Reseller Program
Google is offering support, training, and tools for sales, marketing, reporting, and customer integration, while allowing resellers to manage billing and the customer relationship.
Google, Now With 58% More Ads
Search advertising data for December from one metrics firm suggests the fourth quarter will prove to be the strongest quarter on record for Google and Microsoft Live Search.
SAP Seeks Confidential Oracle Data
Observers say Oracle is unlikely to give in to SAP's demands, reducing the possibility of a pretrial settlement in the long-running dispute.
Surf Google Earth With Wii Balance Board
The controller transmits your movements to the Earth Surfer application using Bluetooth and allows you to maneuver a "virtual milktruck" by shifting your balance.
Apple Security: Time To Stop Feeling Superior?
There have been far more Apple-related security problems in the past two years than in previous years, requiring Mac users to be more vigilant than ever to ensure that their computers are safe.
Google Releases Picasa For Mac
Until now, Mac users interested in Picasa have had to be content with using Picasa Web Albums, Google's more limited online photo organization and display service.
The Trouble With Netbooks
Rumor has it that Google would like to see its Android operating system powering more than mere mobile phones.
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