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Image via CrunchBase Google Sept. 9 upgraded its Google Voice for Android application, adding two new home screen widgets to make accessing messages and settings easier. Google Voice is the company’s phone management application, allowing users to route calls through a special Google phone number to their work landlines and mobile devices. Users can also use voicemail transcription . . . → Read More: Google Sept. 9 upgraded its Google Voice for Android application Image via CrunchBase Google will shell out $8.5 million to settle a class-action lawsuit with seven people who argued the Google Buzz social service violated users’ privacy. Google appeared to launch Buzz Feb. 9 with good intentions, allowing users to opt in to a service that lets users share and discuss links, photos and videos with their Gmail . . . → Read More: Google will shell out $8.5 million to settle a class-action lawsuit with seven people Image via CrunchBase Facebook is updating security on its site to bolster protections added in May relating to user log-ins. This time, Facebook is giving users the ability to log out of any Facebook session they may have left active on another computer or device. For example, if a user logs into Facebook on a friend’s computer and . . . → Read More: Facebook is updating security on its site to bolster protections added in May relating to user log-ins Image via CrunchBase Google updates the Google Buzz API and follows up on its real-time search efforts by giving Google Realtime Search its own address. Google has delivered on its promise to provide real-time search by giving Google Realtime Search its own address. The search giant initially delivered real-time search features to users in December 2009. Back then, “Our goal . . . → Read More: Google updates the Google Buzz API and follows up on its real-time search efforts  10 comments - (Comments are closed)  Uncategorized  Dylan Casey, Google, Google Realtime Search, Product manager, Real-time computing, real-time search, Search, Search Engines Google is rolling out a service that makes phone calls through Gmail. Calls to the United States and Canada will be free through at least January 2011, with international calls ranging between 2 cents and nearly $5 a minute. That presents a challenge not only to Google‘s e-mail competitors, but also Skype. “We’re rolling out this feature to U.S. . . . → Read More: Google is rolling out a service that makes phone calls through Gmail 13 comments - (Comments are closed) Uncategorized Canada, Engineer, Google, Google Apps, Search Engines, Searching, Skype, United States Image via CrunchBase Google has been experimenting with search results in the past, and they continue to run several more tests to enhance the search experience for the user. Earlier this year, Google had launched real-time search where they displayed real-time results from Twitter. However, they are now taking the real-time search to another level by displaying search . . . → Read More: taking the real-time search to another level Comments are closed Uncategorized Autocomplete, Google, Real-time computing, Search, search engine, Social network, Tools, Twitter Network Solutions reported today that a mass compromise of parked domains belonging to their customers affected significantly less domains than previously thought. Last week, researchers at Armorize Technologies discovered an infected widget that was serving malware to people who visited parked domains, which are domains that are registered but lack any owner-provided content. While Armorize estimated the number of domains . . . → Read More: parked domains belonging to their customers affected significantly less domains than previously thought 8 comments - (Comments are closed) Uncategorized Armorize Technologies, Company, Domain Names, Domain parking, For Sale or Auction, Google, Malware, Network Solution Yahoo August 17 released a version of Yahoo Mail for Apple‘s popular iPad tablet computer, which sold more than 4 million units in its first few months. The release comes several months after Google fashioned a version of Gmail for the iPad’s large touchscreen, and six weeks after Yahoo launched an HTML5 mobile Webmail app for Apple’s . . . → Read More: Yahoo Mail for Apple’s popular iPad tablet computer released 80 comments - (Comments are closed) Uncategorized Apple, Google, Handhelds, HTML5, iPhone, Smartphones, Yahoo, Yahoo Mail Image via Wikipedia Google Inc said on Wednesday it will sell advertising spots on 11 cable networks carried by satellite television operator DirecTV Group. The Google TV Ads system will handle the sales of commercial spots for such networks as Bloomberg, Fox Business and TV Guide. Google TV Ads, which was launched in 2008, is a marketplace where advertisers . . . → Read More: Google Inc said on Wednesday it will sell advertising spots on 11 cable networks 33 comments - (Comments are closed) Uncategorized Advertising, Cable television, DirecTV, Dish Network, Fox Business Network, Google, Satellite television, Television The BlackBerry Torch isn’t the only device with which Research In Motion is working to lure smartphone shoppers away from competitors Apple and Google. On Aug. 9, RIM introduced the BlackBerry Curve 3G, which will be available in August from various carriers around the world, including T-Mobile in the United States. RIM Announces BlackBerry Curve . . . → Read More: RIM introduced the BlackBerry Curve 3G 14 comments - (Comments are closed) Uncategorized Apple, BlackBerry, BlackBerry Curve 3G, Google, Research In Motion, Smartphone, T-Mobile, United States Zynga, the fast-growing social-gaming site, said it had hired Allen & Co. investment banker David Wehner as its new CFO. He replaces Mark Vranesh, who becomes Chief Accounting Officer, reporting to Wehner. The move is yet another indication that the San Francisco-based start-up is prepping for an initial public offering, rounding out its executive team, which is headed . . . → Read More: Zynga, the fast-growing social-gaming site 4 comments - (Comments are closed) Uncategorized Facebook, Google, Initial public offering, Mark Pincus, Mark Vranesh, SoftBank, Yahoo, Zynga Image via CrunchBase Motorola continues to align its smartphone business with Google‘s Android operating system, and while the strategy is one that analysts, and the market, have encouraged, Motorola has yet to fully reap the results. In a July 29 announcement on its second-quarter earnings, Motorola showed a sixfold increase in profits—up to $162 million—though sales in its . . . → Read More: Motorola continues to align its smartphone business with Google’s Android operating system Comments are closed Uncategorized Adobe Flash, Android, Apple, Google, iPhone, Motorola, Smartphone, Verizon Wireless Image via CrunchBase In a move geared to please Android developers, Google July 27 said it has created a free licensing service to protect paid applications in the Android Market from unauthorized use. The move will prevent tech-savvy users from downloading for-fee applications on the Android Market, which has some 70,000 free and paid programs. The service includes a . . . → Read More: Google said it has created a free licensing service One comment - (Comments are closed) Uncategorized Android, Android Market, Copy protection, Eric Chu, Google, License, Real-time computing, Servers Google introduced Google Apps for Government, accommodated by FISMA certification. FISMA is essentially the government’s seal of approval of Google Apps as a secure cloud computing collaboration platform, something Microsoft lacks for its own cloud suites. Google July 26 launched Google Apps for Government and earned a key security credit that makes its collaboration software for the . . . → Read More: Google introduced Google Apps for Government Image via Wikipedia The AOL Mobile Website lets users select their iPhone, Android or Blackberry phone to see a list of apps and properties the company supports. The site also pulls content from AOL properties such as Engadget, The Unofficial Apple Weblog, and AOL News. Finally, AOL is offering two Android apps. An extension for the AOL Mobile Website . . . → Read More: The AOL Mobile Website lets users select their iPhone, Android or Blackberry phone 2 comments - (Comments are closed) Uncategorized AOL, AOL Mail, App Store, Apple, DailyFinance, Dell, Google, iPhone |
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