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			A Hint Of A Chrome OS Product With Veri… Aug 14 '10, 2 clicks TechCrunch
			No, Google Didn’t Remove Oracle F… Aug 14 '10, 2 clicks TechCrunch
			Soon You Can Pay For Android Apps With … Aug 14 '10, 3 clicks Gizmodo
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Graduate student erases pedestrians from Google Street View …
Engadget Aug 07 '10, 5 clicks
We love Google, oh yes we do, but there's no question the company could use some brownie points when it comes to privacy, especially in Google Maps' controversial Street View. That's not to say Mountain View doesn't try -- the...more

No, Google Didn’t Remove Oracle From Its Search Results
TechCrunch Aug 14 '10, 2 clicks
Picture this. You’re the world’s biggest search engine, and you just became the target of a patent lawsuit that could potentially put your massivelysuccessfulmobile operating system at risk. Your hardware andcarrier partners are keenly wa...more

Soon You Can Pay For Android Apps With PayPal
Gizmodo Aug 14 '10, 3 clicks
PayPal is reportedly in talks with Google to add PayPal as a payment method to Android Market. I guess they're hoping to make paying for apps as easy as possible so that Android users might start paying for apps. Currently in Android Market, you ...more

Google's Net neutrality ideas meet Raging Grannies
Crave: The gadget blog Aug 14 '10, 4 clicks
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif.--Net neutrality is a difficult concept to sum up in a pithy slogan. But it was a nice day for a protest in Northern California. Several dozen people gathered Friday here in Charleston Park--a public park steps fr...more

Early Birds Will Dig Chrome Canary \| Epicenter …
Wired Blogs: Epicenter Aug 14 '10, 2 clicks
People who like to run pre-release versions of browsers in order to access the latest features have a new choice: Google Chrome Canary. Canary has all the bleeding-edge features found in the developer and beta releases of Google Chrome. But u...more

Apple Updates Safari, Turns on Extensions \| Epicenter…
Wired Blogs: Epicenter Aug 14 '10, 2 clicks
The new Safari browser with the Twitter toolbar extension installed Apple released an update to its Safari web browser Wednesday. Safari 5.0.1 is available from Apple as a free download for Windows and for Mac OS X (Leopard or better). Mac us...more

Thanks to Hexxeh, you're just a few clicks away from tryin…
Engadget Aug 14 '10, 2 clicks
Chromium is the fully open source flavor of Google's Chrome OS, which has the potential to do for netbooks what Android has done for smartphones. Or, it could be yet another little operating system that generates some buzz before zipping off into...more

Bye-Bye Seymour: Like Any Sensible Narcissist, I’m L…
TechCrunch Aug 14 '10, 4 clicks
Im hardly the first person to have had the idea: Im going to shut down my Twitter account. Im probably not the first to have decided to delete Facebook, Foursquare, Blippy, Google Buzz, LinkedIn or Delicious either. I may be the only person this year...more

AT&T Crying Over Net Neutrality And Wiping Their Eyes With…
TechCrunch Aug 13 '10, 3 clicks
Last month, I wrote that it was hard to feel sorry for AT&T. The context there was that their love/hate relationship with Apple over the years has been tough on them. Boo hoo. Today, AT&T is playing the sympathy card again — this ti...more

Samsung commits to September updates for Galaxy S GPS woes …
Engadget Aug 13 '10, 3 clicks
AGPS capability on various versions of the Galaxy S -- including the Captivate and Vibrant released here in the US -- has been deeply hosed since launch, the apparent result of a bunk positioning server being used to associate towers ...more

I Love The Smell Of OAuth In The Morning. OAuthpocalypse Now…
TechCrunch Aug 13 '10, 2 clicks
Some of you may recall back in 2009 when there was not one, but two Twitpocalypses. As a quick refresher, it was an issue with the unique identity number for tweets and the 32-bit signed and unsigned integer limits. Twitter recommended developers...more

Google Street View Dead Girl Not Really Dead
Geekologie Aug 13 '10, 2 clicks
Residents of Middle Road, Worcester (England) were alarmed after viewing what appeared to be a dead girl in their neighborhood on Google Street View. Only thing is, she was faking. Hoho, you little wolf-crier! You better hope you...more

Guess Who Else Disagrees With Google’s Net Neutrality Pl…
TechCrunch Aug 13 '10, 4 clicks
“The new Internet. If AT&T and Verizon have their way.” That was the final warning in a public service announcement that ran on television in the run up to the Internet Freedom Preservation Act of 2007. Guess who made that video...more

Sonys E-Readers To Get Android…
CrunchGear Aug 13 '10, 3 clicks
Im all for eReaders. I think the direction they are heading will again transform technologys role in media, communications and curriculum. No doubtedlySony wants to go in the direction of having more people adopt their eReader lifestyle. As to how, w...more

Google Confirms Jambool Acquisition
TechCrunch Aug 13 '10, 2 clicks
Earlier this week we broke the news that Jambool had been acquired by Google and they just confirmed it on their company blog. While the blog post did not reveal a purchase price, our sources have it pegged at $55 million plus another $15 mil...more

It’s Gmail: The Game…
TechCrunch Aug 13 '10, 3 clicks
I would estimate I spend roughly 20 percent of any given day in Gmail. So naturally, I want a way to spend more time looking at the Gmail logo. Luckily Paul Truong, a “creative technologist” (I want that job) at Google spent his o...more

Google calls Oracle Android lawsuit 'baseless,' says J…
Engadget Aug 13 '10, 2 clicks
Oracle's decision to sue Google for infringing its patents and copyright on Java in Android has certainly stirred up a hornets' nest of commentary and analysis on the web today, but it's only just now that we've received Google's ...more

Surrender Monkey or Not, Google Remains Last, Best Hope for Ne…
Wired Blogs: Epicenter Aug 13 '10, 4 clicks
The blogosphere has been howling over how Google sold out Monday when it announced that net-neutrality principles should not apply to the wireless internet. The leading headline came from my colleague Ryan Singel, with his spot-on story: ...more

Surrender Monkey or Not, Google Remains Last, Best Hope for Ne…
Wired Blogs: Epicenter Aug 13 '10, 4 clicks
The blogosphere has been howling over how Google sold out Monday when it announced that net-neutrality principles should not apply to the wireless internet. The leading headline came from my colleague Ryan Singel, with his spot-on story: ...more

Asus $399 Android tablet to arrive in March
Crave: The gadget blog Aug 13 '10, 5 clicks
Is ASUS trying to make up for lost time? While Apple's iPad has been selling out of stores since April, ASUS is one of the many PC makers busily working on its own tablet since then. After announcing two versions of the Eee Pad in June, ASUS ...more

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