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The coolest thing ever seen on the interwebs
Need to put things in perspective? This interactive Scale of the Universe shows where you (and everything else) falls in the grand scheme.
Google didn't infringe on Oracle patents: jury
A jury has unanimously decided that Google did not infringe on two of Oracle's patents in the second phase of the court battle between the two technology giants.
How Amazon is changing the rules for books and movies
The online retail giant is tapping its huge customer base and vast technical underpinnings, to reshape the way books, movies and television programs are made.
Why the Facebook whine-fest goes off the deep end
Truly, the whine-fest accompanying Facebook's first few steps as a public company has been remarkable. 1
Google doodle honours synthesiser inventor Robert Moog
Google is commemorating Robert Moog's 78th birthday with an interactive doodle of one of his synthesisers.
We have to be better than piracy: Spotify
Spotify launches today in Australia and New Zealand, delivering 16 million songs to its members. To succeed, the company believes it has to be better — and not just better than its direct competitors. 2
Why Facebook's stock is tanking
Reality has taken hold. The company's valuation is still out of whack, despite its massive user base.
YouTube turns 7, users now uploading 72 hours every minute
The Google-owned video site has just turned seven years old, and had 48 hours of video uploaded to its pages every minute just one year ago. 1
Cross-platform social searcher Ark should be independent
If the social networks don't shut it down first, Ark could become a truly useful independent social-networking tool.
Zuckerberg's married status gets 1 million likes
Once word got out that Facebook's CEO had married Priscilla Chan in a secret ceremony, the rush to like Mark Zuckerberg's Facebook status update began.
Google's Knowledge Graph: has search just changed forever?
Late last week, Google representatives unveiled a significant enhancement to the company's ubiquitous search engine. They're calling it the "Knowledge Graph", claiming it will support "more intelli... 1
Google brings further tweaks to Gmail
Google has announced changes meant to "continue to bring people front and centre in Gmail". Google+ is, of course, part of the equation.
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Set up Gmail filters
Here's how to set up filters in Gmail to get a handle on the mountains of email you receive every day.
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Tech Time Machine: 22nd April
You wouldn't think it, but the web used to be quite a dull place.
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Get organised with Do It (Tomorrow)
Be more organised by letting yourself do things tomorrow? Try it and see.
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Power up Google Chrome with Extensions
Google has taken extensions to its Chrome browser and turned them into an entire software platform.
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Google brings further tweaks to Gmail
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Firefox gets a 'reset' button
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Zuckerberg's married status gets 1 million likes
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YouTube turns 7, users now uploading 72 hours every minute
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Cross-platform social searcher Ark should be independent
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Google doodle honours synthesiser inventor Robert Moog
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