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Translating something from Spanish to English is a neat trick, but both languages use the same alphabet. Google’s looking at something tougher…
One name we haven't seen in the Net Neutrality debate is Apple, Inc. Though Jobs & Company are cozy with neutral net advocate Google, they also just launched iPhone with AT&T exclusivity. And that brings up some interesting questions, the most interesting of which: Is buying an iPhone a vote against Net Neutrality?
LG’s recent Google phone (the KU580) received a small amount of buzz - perhaps proportional to the area in which it was launched. Now there’s word that a YouTube phone is on the way, yet it may be a while before the device reaches American shores.
Statistically speaking, it’s likely that you (whoever you are) use Google for most of your searches. That’s fine - and I’m right there with you - but new information suggests that people who use Yahoo are better spellers. Wo is us!
Yahoo has started to build more upon its display advertising relationships with name brands by adding new technology.
The National Football League does not want news organizations to place more than 45 seconds of NFL video content online each day.
