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Google acquire video conferencing software
Google announced today that the have acquired Marratech AB, a developer of video conferencing software based in Stockholm Sweden.
IBM and Yahoo! release improved enterprise search tool
IBM has just released a brand new version of IBM OmniFind Yahoo! Edition 8.4.1, a free enterprise search tool.
Xbox Search mashup with Live Search?
Microsoft's Nigel Leggatt suggests that adCenter could integrate with Xbox Live.
Cure your PC with Google Pack updates
Google have announced an update of their popular Google Pack free software suite in the form of two new applications designed to help make your PC safe and secure.
Google releases new and improved Google desktop
Google Desktop 5 beta has recently been released, promising increased security and upgraded features.
Passively Multiplayer Online Games
Justin Hall is known as the founding father of personal blogging. Now Justin is devoting his energies and reputation to the field of Passively Multiplayer Online Games, almost inescapable games that depend on your day to day activities.
Snow Patrol's "Chasing Cars" leads the race for Google's Christmas Number 1
Google's Music Trends has Snow Patrol likely to come out top as the world's most popular Christmas single.
Firefox 2 and Internet Explorer 7 duke it out
Firefox 2 soon to be released in direct competition with Microsoft's brand new browser, Internet Explorer 7.
Browser extensions? Apple-Google integration takes things a bit further
Rumblings of the Apple-Google collaboration continue with the integration of Safari, OSX and iPhoto, while Microsoft and Mozilla concentrate on optimising search from within their browsers.
The 'Doc' will see you now! - how Google Docs cured 'File in Use' accessibility issues
With the launch of Google Docs, users now have concurrent group access to spreadsheets and word processor documents - a victory over the dreaded 'file in use' access warning which has long been the bane of many office workers.
