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Ubuntu Gains Opera, High Profile Converts
Ubuntu 6.06 LTS, the "Dapper Drake" release, will be able to run Opera 9; this means a pair of technology notables who…
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Open Source In eHarmony Development Bliss
When it comes to avoiding outages that cost a business $1,000 per minute of downtime, the matchmaking site eHarmony prefers an open source stack for its operations.
Diversifying Your Online Income
When you run your own business, there are very few certainties. Amidst all of the unpredictability, the only sure thing is that you will never know what might happen next! In today's fast-paced world of online business, things change rapidly and what might be working today may or may not be red hot tomorrow. How can you position yourself to avoid problems and losses in…
Google Pumps Up Your Conversions
The Google Analytics website highlights a few ways to ensure you have optimized, assessed, and targeted what you can for your sites. School's in session, and Google wants you to step up your game.
The Latest List Of Search Patents
In the who-has-the-most-search-patent-applications competition, Google has won the latest round, with Yahoo coming in second. (There is, of course, no such contest, but it makes things more interesting to pit the companies against each other.)
Google Gets Dictionary-ized
Those in charge of Google's trademark are kicking their desks as the brand identity they've fought so hard to protect from genericization through nasty letters and emails to everyone who dared assume "to google" meant "to search" (wow! This is one long sentence) officially became a verb by being admitted to the dictionary.
