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24 May 2012
Opinion: Google Shows Off Project Glass Photography

Google is pitching its Project Glass eyewear as the next step for mobile photography, and has shown off a bunch of new photos to prove it.
Opinion: Hands-on: Yahoos Axis Browser

Yahoo on Thursday introduced a new browser plugin for desktop computers as well as an iOS browser called Axis. Yahoo’s browser is not meant to be a replacement for Chrome, Firefox or Internet explorer on desktop computers. Instead, Axis is what Yahoo calls a “search browser”, which is basically a plugin to visually display search results served by the search engine.
Opinion: Learn DIY Web Skills Through Mozilla's New 'Webmaker' Effort

Mozilla on Tuesday announced a new effort aimed at helping everyday users of the Web become more proficient at developing and helping to create it.
23 May 2012
Opinion: Swim Through Facebook, Twitter, and More Social Networks With Free Bottlenose

If you ever feel like you're drowning in all of the information that social networks like Facebook and Twitter provide, you're not alone. That's where Bottllenose can help: This free online service helps you make sense of all the information that social media delivers. But its own feature set is so dense that it may overwhelm you at first, too.
Opinion: App Spotlight: Create Email Groups on Your iPhone with MailShot 2.0

Email groups are an important part of business life, yet Apple's iOS offers no support for them.
Opinion: Facebook Gets Google Hangout-like Video Chat via ooVoo

One of Google+’s most attractive features is the free group video chat service called Google Hangouts. Soon Facebook users will be able to enjoy a similar experience, although no thanks to the social networking site itself.
22 May 2012
Opinion: Facebook Tests Timeline Redesign

Facebook's Timeline profiles may be getting a redesign, but this one probably won't trigger a backlash.
Opinion: How to Keep Facebook, Bookmarks Handy in Chrome

Chrome has some handy ways to keep your myriad bookmarks just a click away, and for Facebook junkies to keep status updates front and center.
Opinion: Gmail Gets an Improved Autocomplete Feature

Google is making it easier to help you find the contents of your Gmail. The search giant recently announced that Gmail's autocomplete feature will now include suggestions based on the content in your e-mail. Previously, autocomplete only suggested e-mail addresses from your contacts list and previous communications. The new feature is rolling out to all English language Gmail users over the next few days. Other languages will be added in the coming months.
21 May 2012
Opinion: Is Internet Explorer On the Way Out? Not So Fast!

StatCounter has declared Google Chrome the king of all desktop browsers based on recent market share data, but observers should take this claim to the throne with a grain of salt.
Opinion: Gifting Mac App Store apps, emailing videos, and more

It's time to flush out the latest collection of too-short-for-a-full-entry Mac 911 questions and answers. We start with reader SuSu:
Opinion: Find Good Medical Advice on the Web

Spiderowych asked the Answer Line Forum to recommend medical information Web sites.
18 May 2012
Opinion: Learn the Basics of Using Pinterest for Business

Should businesses be interested in Pinterest? On the surface, you might not think so: the service would appear to be little more than a showcase for cool jewelry and favorite recipes.
Opinion: Street Tweeter Lets You Print Your G8 Summit Message on Roads

The 2012 G8 Summit is underway, with leading politicians from eight of the wealthiest countries discussing a number of economic issues. One such issue is how these nations can tackle hunger in developing countries, particularly ones in Africa. Naturally, Twitter is bustling with tweets encouraging leaders to think of those less fortunate, but there is a more visual way to get those tweets aired.
Opinion: Facebook IPO: Cynics and Comics React

Tired of watching the tech and financial press fawn over Facebook's initial public offering? You're not alone.
Opinion: Ask the iTunes Guy: Syncing tips

[Ask the iTunes Guy is a regular column in which we answer your questions on everything iTunes related. If there's something you'd like to know, send an email to the iTunes Guy for consideration.]
Opinion: Facebook Hit with Lawsuit Alleging Privacy Wrongs: Seeks $10K for each Member

A class action lawsuit has been filed against Facebook seeking $15 billion in damages, or $10,000 per member, for violating the privacy of its members.
Opinion: Want Privacy on Twitter? Use Firefox

True privacy can be hard to come by in the socially enabled online world, but Twitter on Thursday announced that it has joined Firefox maker Mozilla in taking a big step forward for users.
17 May 2012
Opinion: Netflix Launches Snazzy New In-Browser Video Player

Netflix Wednesday rolled out a much-needed update to its in-browser video player. The new player features a revamped control bar, the ability to browse other episodes during playback, and informative text overlays that pop up when you pause the video for a few seconds.
Opinion: Google Knowledge Graph: Keeping Your Eyes (and Clicks) on Google

Google says its new Knowledge Graph will make searches easier, presenting you with information right away rather than having to click around to find it, but the search giant's motives aren't totally altruistic -- they're also focused on the bottom line.

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