Many experts and analysts say that Google has hidden agenda behind Chrome. It will take over your desktop, encroach your personal browsing behavior, and will gather information about users’ likes and preferences to serve right kind of ads on the page. We spoke to Google and they defended themselves. They said, “At Google, we’re committed to transparency and choice. Our mission is to make the Web better for our users through product innovation enabling users to access, share and create content quickly on a (more…)

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The search engine giant, has unveiled its online publishing service — Knol. This service is a competitor to the much famous Wikipedia. Knol allows users to write articles on specific topics and to make money from them. The service is likely to compete with online encyclopedia Wikipedia. (more…)

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Google has launched a new 3D world platform designed to be safe for teenagers to use. The Lively platform allows users to design and operate small 3D rooms which can be embedded into blogs and websites.
Unlike Second Life, which is adult-only and boasts a bustling adult economy, Google promised that Lively will not allow explicit content. The service is open to users as young as 13 and has strict controls on issues such as bullying and harassment. (more…)

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Geodesic Information Systems, an innovator in mobile networking and communications, recently announced the availability of its mobile instant messaging (IM) product, Mundu IM, on Windows Mobile based Pocket PC devices, as well as popular Sony Ericsson phones. (more…)

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The Google search engine limits only to the first ten words entered in the search bar. So keep your search phrases as short as possible because Google searches words in the order they are typed, so ‘slow train’  would get you a different result than ‘train slow’. Here ae some tips that you can follow.
•    INURL: looks only in URLs of web pages.eg. ‘inurl:Cricket’. (more…)

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