Searchulike.com : Social Networks Search searches social networks and goes through millions of profiles online to help you find old friends, school mates and more...
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Tech : Social Networks Search : Social Search Engine
PingBlogs - Blog Search provides fresh, relevant search results from millions of blogs on the Web. You can search for specific blogs or blog posts and more.
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Tech : Searchulike : Searching the Most Popular
Searchulike.com helps you to search Social Bookmarks on the Web in seconds.
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Tech : Email2Save : Save Webpages Anyplace, Anywhere & Anytime
Email2Save is a powerful tool to save webpages to your Email anywhere & anytime.
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Tech : 10 Things You Didn't Know About the BlackBerry
Alastair Sweeney's book BlackBerry Planet, released last year, tells you more than you ever needed to know about Research in Motion and its famous smartphones, but as a relatively new BlackBerry user I figured getting a good backgrounder would be u
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Tech : Can Google succeed outside of search?
Google [1] is rich, with a market cap of 3 billion -- that's billion with a "b" -- already 71 percent the value of its much more established archrival Microsoft [2].
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Tech : Why PC Makers Will Make Android King
As PC makers such as Lenovo — which said today that it will spend 0 million to buy back its mobile unit — move into the mobile phone market, they are most likely to rely on Google’s Android (both Dell and Acer are using it) to deliver their iPhone-i
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Following the success of the company's latest operating system, Windows 7, Microsoft has released a public beta download of its new Office suite.
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Any industry is littered with the corpses of companies that blazed a trail and then stuttered and died. It's happened in most industry sectors but in IT some of the failures have been massive and yet strangely uplifting.
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Tech : Brin: Two Google Operating Systems May Become One
It has been difficult for Google to explain away the seeming conflict between Chrome OS and Android.
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