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Google on Wednesday secured what promised to be another important distribution deal for its search engine toolbar
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Jun. 22, 2006
Google on Wednesday secured what promised to be another important distribution deal for its search engine toolbar as it races to secure its position in front of a mass internet audience before the launch of Microsoft's new Windows Vista operating system.
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Google on Wednesday secured what promised to be another important distribution deal for its search engine toolbar
Media Release
Google on Wednesday secured what promised to be another important distribution deal for its search engine toolbar as it races to secure its position in front of a mass internet audience ...
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IT security firm Symantec estimates that distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks rose 51 per cent in the past six months of 2005
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IT security attacks rose 51 per cent in the past six months of 2005 and detected an average of 1,402 attacks a day...
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Building a machine that actually walks like one of us the humans
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It's one of the greatest challenges for robotics engineers: Building a machine that actually walks like one of us.
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Scientists are puzzled over dead whale found in river 1,000 miles from its natural ocean habitat
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How did the 8 foot whale swim away from the ocean?
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Google Inc. has no plans to build its own Web browser software
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Google Inc. has no plans to build its own Web browser software to compete with rival Microsoft Corp., Chief Executive Eric Schmidt said on Wednesday.
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Yahoo is touching up its online photo-sharing service
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Yahoo Inc. is touching up its online photo-sharing service so it's easier to sort and distribute digital pictures...
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AOL releasing free security check software for windows systems
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The Active Security Monitor software is part of AOL's expansion into security services.
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iPods more popular than beer in University campuses
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A year ago only 59 percent of students named the iPod as in. This yaer the number rose to 73%.
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