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Google's New Cookies Features May Hamper Online Advertising, Improve Privacy
Google has unveiled new measures limiting third-party cookies in the Chrome. While details remain unclear, it should offer users more privacy. Here's why.
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Google Chrome's Ad Blocker: Friend or Foe of Online Advertising?
A week after Google introduced its new native Chrome ad blocker, it appears to be having an impact already
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How Google's Chrome Ad-Blocker Could Change Digital Advertising
Google is rolling out native ad-blocking in Chrome that will likely have larger implications for the advertising industry. We asked experts what to expect.
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Microsoft Takes Office to the Chrome Store
Only two weeks after Office landed on iPad and about eight weeks since it made it easy to find through the launch of Office.
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Google and HP Introduce New Chromebook 11 For the Mass Market
Recent Chromebooks have been high-end affairs to attract the technorati, but HP's latest offering is firmly at the budget, experimental or student crowd with a modest specification and fun looks for under $280.
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Google Announces Chrome Offline Apps to Challenge the Desktop
While celebrating the fifth birthday of Google Chrome, the company has announced a new wave of apps to turn its cloud- and web-based service into one that could soon challenge the likes of Windows and other desktop operating systems.
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Document Mgt Roll-up: Google Offers Access to Office Docs, Hyland + DocuSign Partner
Chrome Office Viewer (Beta) Some interesting new releases this week in the document management space, not least of which is the new ability offered by Google to open and edit Office documents using Chrome.
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A Tale of Two Google OSs - Touch Isn't Ready for the Desktop Yet
I was listening to one of my favorite technology web casts discussing Google's recent I/O conference and once again they came up with the same old, same old talking point -- why does Google have both ChromeOS and Android? Two operating systems, both built on the Linux kernel -- why
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PC Users Can Talk To Chrome While Google+ Gets A Mobile Browser Update
Google has turned the taps on its update stream after last week's I/O event.
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Google+ Hangout Brings Unified Communications Across Android, Chrome and iOS
Google's I/0 event keynote is in full swing with announcements for developers, gadget lovers and social media users. A cross-platform Hangouts app is one of the highlights, bringing its various communications apps together.
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Goodbye, Rockmelt Social Browser; Hello, Rockmelt Website, Mobile Apps
When it was first introduced in late 2010, the Rockmelt social browser seemed like a next step -- instead of connecting with friends on social sites, users could connect with them directly through the browser.
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Browser Wars: Google Dumps WebKit for Blink, Opera Jumps Aboard
The browser wars have taken a new direction. Google has announced that it will split off a new rendering engine from the open source WebKit that is used in its Chrome browser and Chrome OS, as well as in Apple’s Safari and others.
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Early Build of Windows Blue Appears Online As Microsoft Pushes the Pace
An early build of Windows Blue, the first upgrade for Windows 8, somewhere between a service pack and Windows 9, has leaked online allowing users a peek at what Microsoft plans for its evolved user interface.
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HootSuite Launches Chrome Extension for Late Night Social Media Management
Social media management system HootSuite has announced a new extension for Google Chrome, HootSuite Assignments, a tool to assign Twitter and Facebook posts to appropriate team members from outside the HootSuite dashboard.
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