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Google Gets Personal With My Maps
Google has launched a new feature in Google Maps called My Maps, which allows users to create and customize their maps. Users…
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The Incredible Shrinking Book
Have you ever read a long document on your computer screen? I’m talking novel-length. It’s not nearly as comfortable as paging through a book from your couch. But if you’re brave enough to try something even more doubtful, stories are becoming available through cell phones.
YouTube Tossed Out Of Thailand
In September of 2006, the elected government of Thailand was overthrown. In April of 2007, YouTube was shown the door. That’s right - YouTube has (yet again) been banned in an entire country.
Study Examines Video Game “Addiction”
Harris Interactive has released a report documenting its findings from a recent study evaluating the prevalence of video game addiction among youth. There is skepticism, however, surrounding how Harris defined the term “addiction” when conducting the survey. It looks like Harris Interactive has finally managed to accomplish a feat that has baffled physical and mental health professionals for decades; they have defined addiction.
Is FireFox Socially Acceptable?
Would you want to have social networking features built into whatever browser you use? That's what Mozilla Labs is hoping as they are adding social networking features into the FireFox browser.
How You Can ‘Still’ Get on the Digg Homepage
Lately a lot of people who used to get on the Digg homepage constantly have been complaining that they can't make the homepage anymore. In most cases these people are doing the exact same thing as they used to do before. Here is how you can still get on the homepage:
