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Private: some search engines make money by not tracking users | Ars Technica
In the United States, two out of every three searches go through Google, which serves up a total of three billion search queries per day. "Googling" has become so ubiquitous that the company has become a verb in English (and in other languages, too).
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Introducing Tello -- a Faster Way to Solve Customer Service Issues
Location-Based App Maps Nearby Bars, Food and Adventure
The Spark of Genius Series highlights a unique feature of startups and is made possible by Microsoft BizSpark.Gore, Parker urge Web to 'Occupy Democracy' - CNN.com
Austin, Texas (CNN) -- When speaking to the tech-savvy attendees of South by Southwest Interactive, it doesn't hurt to lead with a Web reference -- even if you're the former vice president.
Manage (and make cash with?) your data online - CNN.com
(CNN) -- It's a truth of the modern digital age: If you're using a Web service for free, you're not the customer. You're probably the product. The sites we visit, the videos we watch, the purchases we make and the items we reward with a Facebook "like" or a Google "+1" -- all of that, and more, eventually melds together into a data set that lets many of the world's most popular Web companies get to know us better.Ideas
It doesn’t matter whether you’re taking photos at a cheesy tourist trap or at the Golden Globes — there’s always a risk that a stranger (or Tina Fey) will ruin your memories with a cameo appearance in the background. Photo technology company Scalado has developed a way to correct the so-called photobomb. It announced on Tuesday a technology called Remove that automatically deletes unwanted objects from the background of mobile phone photos.
New Photo App Erases the Photobomb
Engag.io Is the 1 Inbox To Rule Them All
Engag.io launches to the public today. Imagine a Gmail inbox (in a good way), but for all your online conversations. That's Engag.io.
'This Message Will Self-Destruct': One Shar.es Erases Data After Transmission
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How To Find That 1 Thing You Lost Online
Career of the Future: Data Scientist [INFOGRAPHIC]
Want a job where the talent is scarce — and likely to remain that way for at least the next five years? Become a data scientist. That, at least, is the conclusion of a global survey of the number-crunching professionals by IT service company EMC.
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3 New Tools for Promoting Your Interests.
Juxtapose looks mildly interesting by Jan 7
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Citelighter Is Like a Highlighter for the Internet
Chances are you’ve already used YouTube as a music player.
Use YouTube As a Music Player With Tubalr
Used it. Found it worthless, and I'd much rather just have youtube playing in another tab. by Jan 7
Put the internet to work for you by creating tasks that fit this simple structure: Think of all the things you could do if you were able to define any task as: when something happens ( this ) then do something else ( that ).
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Easy-to-Use Mashup Tool IFTTT Gets Betaworks Backing
Point and click web mashup startup ifttt ("if this then that") has raised financing from cutting-edge tech incubator Betaworks.'Is It Old?' Decides If Links You Share Are Dead, OK or Mad Fresh
Is It Old? uses open API to analyze how many times a link has been posted on Twitter and how far back it was first shared. The service then creates a hidden numbered value and spits out a worded conversion on a scale of “Dead” to “Mad Fresh!” (See gallery below) by Dec 9
Tiny Gadget Hooks You Up With Like-Minded People Nearby [VIDEO]
I dont see it going far if the company wont release a mobile app. by Dec 6
Never Fill Out a Form Again? Personal Seeks to Be the Data Vault for Your Private Information
Several people blasted it for the disaster potential. I think the obvious solution is not place any information that's too sensitive on it's servers. That way if it does get hacked, intruders will only find out "your favorite wines" or "your plans for summer vacation" by Nov 19