November 11, 2009 by John M. Guilfoil  
Filed under Computers, Sci/Tech News

Gmail storage increased 8-fold

October 26, 2009 by Michael Kaufmann  
Filed under Sci/Tech News

Twitter finds a way to monetize its stream

October 22, 2009 by Michael Kaufmann  
Filed under Sci/Tech News

Teaming up with iLike and Lala to add music streams to search

October 18, 2009 by Michael Kaufmann  
Filed under Sci/Tech News

Google’s commitment to open means all devices are welcome.

September 21, 2009 by Michael Kaufmann  
Filed under Sci/Tech News

Someone has to be lying.

September 19, 2009 by Ryan Cloutier  
Filed under Business

More like Jerry Springer…

September 17, 2009 by Ryan Cloutier  
Filed under Sci/Tech News, Science and Technology

Google tries to monetize webzine’s stories, presenting previews for readers

Stock soars on news

Google’s march toward world domination continues

June 5, 2009 by Eddie Makuch  
Filed under Gaming, Gaming News

In commemoration of the game’s 25th anniversary, Google does what they do.

When you’re looking for a single fact or answer to something, a straight up Google search is probably your best approach. But what if you’re more interested in, say, a set of facts? Well you have two recently launched tools to help you untangle the web of information available.
Launched last month to much fanfare (but, [...]

Of course, to “google” something has become synonymous with the mere act of searching something on the Internet, but that hasn’t stopped other companies from developing their search programs. Last week, Microsoft rebranded their Live.com search engine as the curiously titled Bing. How does it hold up?
After a few matched test searches, Bing is a [...]

Google thinks it has the next email; we take a look at the preview.

Archives provide endless amounts of information about virtually any topic, but who wants to sit in a stuffy library or even worse,  library basement, looking through record after record to find what you’re looking for.
The world wide web has revolutionized they way we do things today, and that includes archiving. Now with a simple search [...]

October 4, 2008 by John M. Guilfoil  
Filed under Internal News

Even with the popular “search everything” plugin, we’ve decided to move off the WordPress search feature and implement Google’s AdSense-based Custom Search.

The same search bar you see up top is now programmed for the Google Custom Search. Go to it!
The best thing about Custom Search is that it allows us to not only [...]

While the rest of the economy may be in the tank, Adobe’s earnings beat expectations.
Tuesday, Adobe said it earned 50 cents per share in its fiscal third quarter, which ended August 29. That beat Wall Street’s expectations of 46 cents per share and its own estimates of 39 to 41 cents per share.
Revenue climbed 4 [...]

August 18, 2008 by Roger Gude  
Filed under Electronics, Science and Technology

Apple’s iPhone has been dominating the handheld market since its release last June, I’m sure you’ve heard.  Since then, it has been tough for other companies like Samsung to get people talking.
On November 5, the Open Handset Alliance was created.  This alliance, consisting of 34 hardware, software and telecommunications companies was founded with the collective [...]

Microsoft announced Friday their decision to offer to buy Yahoo!, taking all outstanding shares for $31 each in what would be a monster $44.6 billion deal. It would be a 62 percent bonus to shareholders holding a stock valued at under $20 Thursday.
Yahoo’s stock soared in early trading Friday, up over 50 percent at [...]

December 20, 2007 by John M. Guilfoil  
Filed under Computers, Science and Technology

Almost 400,000 members of Google’s social networking site, Orkut, were victimized by a new spam worm spreading around the site, said McAfee’s Avert Labs.
“While the worm doesn’t appear to harm users’ PCs, it does impact their profile and spread from friend to friend,” said McAfee. “This virus will add the user to a community called [...]