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Google TV, Despite Shaky Domestic Start, to Launch in Europe Some observers have questioned Google TV's viability in the crowded video streaming field. But it is marching on for now. Share: |
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Irene Wreaks Havoc on East Coast Communications Some of the affected regions report lost or spotty cell phone signals, impairing the spread of emergency information. Share: |
Microsoft Sues to Stop Motorola Phone Sales The latest step in the various patent battles is Microsoft's request for an injunction to halt Motorola phone sales -- perhaps a preemptive poke at Google. Share: |
Pokemon Trading Card Game Launches Online Pokemon fans can now register, get their free pack, and start challenging other players around the world. Share: |
Apple Again Rumored to Be Preparing to Release a Television Strong support for the idea of an Apple television (not to be confused with AppleTV) comes from a source known for his Apple acumen -- analyst Gene Munster of Piper Jaffray. Share: |
GameStop Apologizes, Compensates Deus Ex PC Buyers Trying to put the fiasco behind it, GameStop offers a coupon and apology for putting customers in the middle of a clash between competitors. Share: |
Hurricane Irene Blows Away Twitter, Facebook The social networks lit up with information, resources, and tales of those dealing with the hurricane. Share: |
Go Ahead, Tweet About Your Bromance, says Merriam-Webster Tech changes the English language again, as new terms enter our conversations and -- officially -- the dictionary. Share: |
Google+, Day 20: Google+ Makes 'Unfriending' More Polite Removing someone from your social network can create tension and unnecessary drama--especially if it is a family member or co-worker. Thankfully, Google+ gives you some tools to eliminate annoying posts without removing the person entirely from your Circles. Share: |
Google+, Day 21: The New and Improved +1 Button Google has expanded the functionality of the +1 button beyond simple voting to include easily sharing content from outside sites with my Circles on Google+. Share: |
Mozilla Won't Dump Firefox Version Numbers Mozilla promises the version number will remain in the browser's "About" box after all, ending the debate. Share: |
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