1. Google and AOL Renew Search Agreement for Another 5 Years

    Read Write Web &bull Yesterday

    Google and AOL just announced that they have renewed their global search alliance for another five years. Google will continue to power search on all of AOLs properties. For the most part, the new agreement just reinforces the existing contract,… Full Story »

    • AOL
    • AOL

  2. Facebook Remote Logout, Yet Another Layer Of User Account Protection

    The Blog Herald &bull 4 Hours Ago

    Facebook wants their users to have active control over where there accounts are being accessed from and for that reason the world's largest social networking website is rolling out a new feature which allows users to see what devices and… Full Story »

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  3. Google, AOL renew search deal

    ZDNet Asia &bull 2 Hours Ago

    Under the arrangement, Google provides search for AOL and the companies share revenue. The AOL-Google search pact now includes mobile search and YouTube. Under the arrangement, Google provides search for AOL and the companies share revenue. The AOL-Google search pact… Full Story »


  4. Google Chrome Version 6 Arrives on Browser's Second Birthday

    Mashable &bull Yesterday

    It's hard to believe that two years have passed since the Chrome browser first hit the web. In that time, Chrome has come to control more than 7.5% of the worldwide browser market, according to Net Marketshare. Sure, Internet Explorer… Full Story »

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  5. Samsung GALAXY Tab (Model: GT-P1000) Android 2.2 Powered Tablet

    D'Technology Weblog &bull 5 Hours Ago

    Samsung GALAXY Tab" Model: GT-P1000 is a Google Android mobile operating system 2.2 powered tablet device that brings a wealth of mobile experiences. Its striking 7" TFT-LCD display delivers exciting mobile experience for watching films, viewing pictures, e-reading or sharing… Full Story »


  6. 8 Funding Contests to Kick Start Your Big Idea

    Mashable &bull Yesterday

    This post originally appeared on Dyn.com, a world leader in managed DNS, powering the best brands on the web including Gowalla, Mashable, Twitter, Wikia and more. Follow @DynInc on Twitter. Taking a business from idea to reality involves a good deal of attrition, ingenuity, and compromise. But no matter how much these three factors align in your favor, chances are you won't get far unless you have some sort of funding. Traditionally, you could… Full Story »

    • Mashable
    • Mashable

  7. 1969 Film on The Dangers of Eating A Hot Dog While on Acid

    Laughing Squid &bull Yesterday

    "Case Study: LSD", a film produced by Lockheed Aircraft in 1969 warns of the dangers of eating a hot dog while on acid. via Boing Boing This is a blog post from Laughing Squid, subscribe via RSS, Email, Twitter, Facebook… Full Story »


  8. The Basic Guide to Troubleshooting Common Windows PC Problems [Troubleshooting]

    Life Hacker &bull Yesterday

    Your Windows PC might be designed to make your life easier, but they often have a non-stop list of problems. Today we'll walk through some of the more common problems and how to troubleshoot them. This list is, of course, by no means complete, and you should always use best practices to make sure that your PC doesn't need to be reinstalled all the time, is properly secured with anti-virus and a firewall, and is properly backed up at all times-but if you're currently having problems, keep reading for a list of common problems and troubleshooting techniques. Try Safe Mode… Full Story »

    • Internet Explorer
    • Internet Explorer

  9. Check Out This Awesome RSS Reader for Windows Phone 7

    Read Write Web &bull Yesterday

    Windows Phone 7 will be available in time for the Holiday Season, Microsoft says, and today the company unveiled a beautiful new RSS reading app built by an award winning team of Microsoft 2010 interns. Called Headliner, the app adheres… Full Story »


  10. Paris Hilton busted by Twitter pic?

    Cnet News &bull 4 Hours Ago

    It is not easy being Paris Hilton. You have to spend so much of your time focused on the "being Paris Hilton" part that it leaves very little time for much else. Like considering the state of the nation. Or… Full Story »


  11. FCC.gov poised for an overdue overhaul

    O'Reilly Radar &bull Yesterday

    For an agency that is charged with regulating communications, the Federal Communication Commission (FCC) has been a bit behind the curve in evolving its online presence. FCC.gov was launched in June 1995, redesigned in 1999, and relaunched again in September 2001. Since then, it has remained a largely static repository for public notices and information about the agency's action. According to FCC officials, that's going to change, and soon. There was already some insight offered into redesigning the FCC website back in January on the agency blog, informed at least in part by discussions with Sunlight Labs on redesigning the… Full Story »


  12. SearchCap: The Day In Search, September 2, 2010

    Search Engine Land &bull Yesterday

    Below is what happened in search today, as reported on Search Engine Land and from other places across the web. From Search Engine Land: Google Showing Four Top AdWords Ads, Top One Google Mortgage Ad When I search for [mortgage… Full Story »

    • Search Engine Land
    • Search Engine Land

  13. HOW TO: Track Hurricane Earl Online

    Mashable &bull 4 Hours Ago

    Hurricane Earl is expected to wreak some havoc on the East Coast this Labor Day weekend. According to the the National Hurricane Center, Earl is expected "pass near the North Carolina outer banks tonight [Thursday] and approach southeastern New England Friday night." President Obama has declared a state of emergency for North Carolina, and FEMA has deployed teams to North Carolina, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New Hampshire, Vermont, and Maine. Whether you live near the National Hurricane Center's official "Forecast Cone" or you're one of the 34.4 million people who planned a trip for this weekend,… Full Story »

  14. Apple-Facebook Friction Erupts Over Ping (Miguel Helft/Bits)

    Techmeme &bull 4 Hours Ago

    Apple-Facebook Friction Erupts Over Ping - If it is true that the enemy of your enemy is your friend, then Apple and Facebook ought to be friends. Their common enemy, of course, is Google. - But Apple's entry into social networking with the iTunes music social network Ping on Wednesday, has made them frenemies. Ranking the digital living room barbarians: Netflix rules; Apple, Google others likely to struggle - Apple is trying again with Apple TV in an attempt to be the center of the digital living room. The concept isn't new since Google, Microsoft, Netflix, Amazon and others are… Full Story »

  15. Women in Tech: What to do now

    Venture Beat &bull Yesterday

    Debates about women in technology are like merry-go-rounds: There's a lot of movement and excitement but you always end up back in the same place. TechCrunch's Michael Arrington argued that in Silicon Valley (and by extension, the tech business in general) success is based on merit alone and that nobody is keeping women down. The problem, as far as he is concerned, is simply that women just don't want to start companies. These are arguments I've heard before - and that are, at best, naive. Merit alone is rarely enough to ensure success and… Full Story »


  16. Notifo Sends Push Notifications from Popular Services or the Command Line to Your iPhone [Downloads]

    Life Hacker &bull 3 Hours Ago

    And it's extremely hackable. Notifo is pretty similar to previously mentionedBoxcar (inasmuch as it makes it simple to set up push notifications for a lot of popular services), but the big difference is that it's very hackable. So in addition… Full Story »


  17. Open Thread: How Do You Stream Internet Content to Your TV?

    Read Write Web &bull 1 Hour Ago

    One of Apple's announcements yesterday was a completely redesigned Apple TV. It's competing in a crowded and still confusing field of products that stream video from the Internet to your TV. Boxee and Roku are two smaller companies trying to… Full Story »


  18. An Office in the Forest: The Workspaces of SelgasCano [Featured Workspace]

    Life Hacker &bull Yesterday

    If you've ever dreamed of a woodland view out your window the offices of Spanish architecture firm SelgasCano might just be your dream office-complete with open styling, copious sunlight, and the best view this side of a tree house. Everything… Full Story »


  19. Rainbow Federation: The 5 Most Diverse Crews in Space

    Discover Magazine Computers &bull Yesterday

    Once or twice before I've made a case for diversity as a hallmark of good science fiction. Regardless of one's present political affiliations, we like our sci-fi casts to be a plurality of uncanny and unfamiliar characters. The future of our species is, in part, dependent upon how well we get along with other forms of sentient life. So which stellar explorers would earn the stamp of approval from the Rainbow Coalition of the 24th Century? After weeding out (most) all-human crews (sorry BSG!) and some of the less well-known teams (sorry Bucky O'Hare!), I've come up with a top… Full Story »


  20. iTunes Ping And Facebook Were Friends Yesterday. And I'm Still Connected.

    TechCrunch &bull Yesterday

    There seems to be some confusion out there right now about iTunes Ping, Apple's new music social network, and Facebook. Some people seem to think it was never a part of iTunes, that Apple decided against connecting; while other reports… Full Story »

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