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The project that has me most excited is the much more ambitious One Social Web. One Social Web aims to decentralize the social internet by allowing all social networks to interact. Buzz, Facebook, Twitter and all the other social sites…
Jorge Sierra details how to install Chrome OS on a bootable thumb drive so you can run it like any…
IT’S 2:02 A.M. ON A COLD SUMMER NIGHT.I’m sitting in a book store next to a strip club.Not that kind of book store. The inventory here is incredibly old and impossibly rare. And it has a secret—a secret that I might have just discovered.I am alone in the store. And…
Here is the workaround. It is easy, and once done, any website you are viewing on your iPhone is ready…
Google new Belgian data-center uses weather prediction to save energy, shifting work to cooler centers when the mercury rises, rather than using energy-sucking electric coolers. Google has taken the strategy to the next level. Rather than using chillers part-time, the company has eliminated them entirely in its data center near…
The web giant's new operating system, revealed overnight, will make sharing programs and data easier, and Douglas Rushkoff thinks it…
Google has launched an initiative making old newspapers accessible and searchable.
Google's Picasa announcement is two-fold, involving a desktop client and web service that are now much more closely integrated, so we'll try to cover them separately while pointing out the new ways in which they shake hands. Since Picasa hinges in many ways on its desktop client, though, we'll start…
