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The technology company agreed to extend its licensing and documentation of desktop communications protocols by two years, stemming from the antitrust settlement…
It's official; we're all freaks. If Pavlov were alive today, he'd hang the bell elsewhere to see if it would ring by the sound of a mouse click. Between 5 or 10 percent of Internet users, a recent study says, suffer from a form of Internet addiction.
Don't like those ads in your Gmail inbox? Well, stop complaining, because they might be protecting you.
Xbox Vice President Peter Moore admitted to the Washington Post on Thursday what has been obvious all week:
Querying for risky keywords puts the searcher at risk of being sent to a site that could prove malicious, but even queries for popular keywords poses some risk too.
Many prognosticators have foreseen a great war--a battle for world domination. These soothsayers have named Wal-Mart, Google, and Starbucks as the most powerful of the behemoths that will be involved. And in a move that is not likely to ensure victory, or even confer an advantage, Wal-Mart is staking out a powerful claim by attempting to patent the humble smiley.
