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The world's largest social network now shows images on the left side of the screen and comments and basic information to the right of the picture.
All told, with Search Plus Your World, Google is simply doing what its competitors have long attempted and consumers are demanding, legal advisers...
Sprint Nextel added the most customers in a quarter in six years, thanks in large part to the sale of 1.8 million iPhones.
The open-source software for housing Web sites is widely used by big names including Facebook and Hulu. Now it's a start-up selling services, too.
Electronic Arts Chief Operating Officer Peter Moore sees its Origin online platform as a way to directly connect with consumers, similar to...
As the public beta release of Windows 8 nears, the complaints are steadily mounting about its user interface. Just...
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02/08/2012 Facebook's new photo viewer an homage to Google+
The world's largest social network now shows images on the left side of the screen and comments and basic information to the right of the picture.
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02/08/2012 Putting Google's Search Plus into context
All told, with Search Plus Your World, Google is simply doing what its competitors have long attempted and consumers are demanding, legal advisers Marvin Ammori and Luke Pelican argue.
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02/08/2012 iPhone drives Sprint growth, but drags loss to $1.3B
Sprint Nextel added the most customers in a quarter in six years, thanks in large part to the sale of 1.8 million iPhones.
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02/08/2012 Nginx tries converting Web-server popularity into money
The open-source software for housing Web sites is widely used by big names including Facebook and Hulu. Now it's a start-up selling services, too.
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02/08/2012 EA's vision to become more like Apple and Amazon
Electronic Arts Chief Operating Officer Peter Moore sees its Origin online platform as a way to directly connect with consumers, similar to Amazon's store or Apple's iTunes. He also draws comparisons to Macy's too.
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02/08/2012 Windows 8 is the new Vista -- and that's a good thing
As the public beta release of Windows 8 nears, the complaints are steadily mounting about its user interface. Just yesterday, ZDnet columnist Stephen Vaughn-Nichols, an admitted Linux fan, has called Windows 8 the next Vista-scale disaster , citing the "mess" of the new Metro UI .
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02/08/2012 Data center don't: Unplug first, ask questions later
It's easy to remember those users who call the help desk all the time complaining about silly things that turn out to be either nothing or problems of their own making. But what happens when someone from the IT lines makes a huge mistake? That person becomes a legend -- and the error can...
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02/08/2012 The vision thing: Are you Steve Jobs or Steve Ballmer?
What's wrong with Steve Ballmer? Is it the same as what was wrong with Research in Motion's semi-departed co-CEOs, Mike Lazaridis and Jim Balsillie? Does RIM's new CEO, Thorsten Heins, share the problem? How about Steve Jobs's successor, Tim Cook? Most important of all, as an IT professional,...
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02/08/2012 Flexing NoSQL: MongoDB in review
The NoSQL movement has spawned a slew of alternative data stores, all of which attempt to fill voids left by traditional relational database implementations. But while it's easy to fit the various relational databases (MySQL, Oracle, DB2, and so on) under a single categorical umbrella, the...
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02/08/2012 Nokia cuts 4,000 as it moves manufacturing to Asia
Factory workers in Finland, Mexico, and Hungary will lose their jobs this year as Nokia follows its peers to tap into Asia's manufacturing might.
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02/08/2012 Kodak's image-sensor spin-off gets a name: Truesense
The image-sensor division, now owned by Platinum Equity, picks up the brand name of some of its products.
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02/08/2012 Why Metro now rules at Microsoft
The tile-based user interface created for Windows Phone has moved to the core of Microsoft's consumer offerings. Now, Microsoft has to make sure it doesn't muddy Metro's clear design.
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02/08/2012 Hey Intel, lower chip prices for Windows 8 stuff, says Asia pub
Intel and Advanced Micro Devices need to drop prices on their power-efficient chips to compete with ARM processor suppliers in the Windows 8 device market, says Asia-based publication.
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02/08/2012 Microsoft brings OneNote to arch-rival OS Android
With an iOS and now Android version of the note-taking app, Microsoft shows its app and service strategy can take precedence over its OS strategy.
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02/08/2012 Silicon Valley economy recovering faster than nation
World's tech capital adds 42,000 jobs in 2011, an increase of 3.8 percent compared with the nation's 1.1 percent growth rate, according to a new survey.
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