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stylor
stylor
2 days ago
Will you miss the iGoogle homepage, and for those of us that will what are some alternatives?

One thing about Google is that it isn't afraid to kill off its offerings. The first thing to greet me when I've started my PC for the...

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PapaRiver
PapaRiver
2 days ago
Will Google’s decision to banish browser plug-ins for Chrome kill Google Talk?

According to a blog post by a Chrome security...

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Number6
Number6
2 days ago
What are the major changes in Google’s new Hummingbird update?

Google’s new search algorithm has been active for about a month now. Anyone know what the significant changes were, and how it affects...

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rcook12
rcook12
5 weeks ago
Why has Google blocked YouTube on Windows Phone?

Any idea why Google blocked the YouTube app for Windows Phone?

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aiden
aiden
5 weeks ago
Will the loss of “20% time” at Google stifle innovation in the company?

Google has apparently eliminated the former practice of letting employees spend 20% of their time on independent projects since Larry...

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dvarian
dvarian
7 weeks ago
Why don’t users have “a reasonable expectation of privacy” when using email?

Google said in a recent court filing that Gmail users do not have a reasonable expectation of privacy when they use email services. What...

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stylor
stylor
8 weeks ago
How to turn off new inbox sorting in Gmail?

I don’t really like the new inbox sorting that Google recently introduced in Gmail. Is there a way to disable it?

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jdixon
jdixon
8 weeks ago
Will Chromecast work with an iPad?

Can you use Google’s new Chomecast TV dongle with an iPad, or does it only work with Android devices?

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stylor
stylor
10 weeks ago
When is the new Nexus 7 coming out?

I’ve been wanting a new tablet but have been holding out to see what the next generation Nexus 7 will have to offer. Is there any solid...

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jack12
jack12
10 weeks ago
Does Google trend of cancelling products like Reader make you less likely to try their new products and services?

Google has made it very clear that they will turn the lights off of any product they have, even if there is a substantial user base,...

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