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Gmail users are able to post Facebook-style status updates with Google's new 'Buzz' feature.
Google is being widely slammed over its new Facebook-chasing social features called Buzz. Google Buzz enables Gmail users to create status updates on Google Buzz, or read and comment on friends' update postings. It will enable users to share video, photos and links to content, just as users… More
12:10PM Wednesday February 10, 2010
Rapture used to be a nice place to live. That is, if you didn't mind being at the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean… More
4:00AM Wednesday February 10, 2010
PERTH - A Queensland man will have to pay Nintendo A$1.5 million ($1.8 million) in damages after illegally copying… More
4:00AM Wednesday February 10, 2010
How many keyboard shortcuts do you know? How often do you have to ask for help with an application? When was the… More
10:40AM Tuesday February 09, 2010
SAN FRANCISCO - Deep inside millions of computers is a digital Fort Knox, a special chip with the locks to highly… More
Review: All-in-one PCs
Back in the day, computers used monolithic cathode ray tube displays and chunky desktop cases which meant that buyer choice was typically limited to a cumbersome set up consisting… More
Pat Pilcher: What Apple should've done
Standard corporate doctrine holds that playing ones strengths is the best way to hold onto and grow a solid market position. Unfortunately, Apple appears to have ignored this and… More
Gmail goes social in Facebook face-off
SAN FRANCISCO - Google has opened a new social hub in its email service, leaving little doubt that the internet search leader is girding for a face-off with Facebook. The new Gmail… More
Electronic Arts shares sink on disappointing outlook
NEW YORK - A disappointing outlook from Electronic Arts sent shares of the video game publisher sharply lower yesterday, a sign that significant cost-cuts and layoffs have not ended… More
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