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Project Glass: Could Google’s Glasses Appear At Google I/O?
Google I/O is coming in June. This is the company's big, annual developer event, where new developer products and APIs are often revealed, and Google gets to work directly with dev...
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Android Emulator Getting Updates, Adds GPU Support
I absolutely adore emulators. They're super fun to play around with and are incredibly useful when trying to figure out if a program or game is going to run on specific hardware. A...
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Google TV Gets First Ever Hackathon
Google technology thrives off of hacking. No, not that kind of hacking...
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Visual Studio 11 Beta Improves Update Delivery
Visual Studio is an invaluable tool to developers and designers. It’s important that users receive important updates when they are issued. To that end, the Visual Studio is changin...
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The Echo Nest: Where Big Data Is Taking the Music Industry
A trend known as “big data” is hitting the tech industry as consumers are sharing more and more data about themselves online through social networks, blogs, and more. The term has...
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Facebook Open Graph Socializes Shopping With Fab.com
Facebook sure does love these developer spotlights, and for good reason. It gives the platform a chance to continually sell the benefits of Open Graph implementation to their users...
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Google Chrome Updates Stable And Beta Channels
Google is constantly busy hammering away at new updates to Chrome. The hope is to obviously make it the safest and fastest browser on the Web. While Chrome has multiple channels it...
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Mobile Apps Drain Battery Because of Free Ads
Recently, we talked about how there are security risks associated with some mobile app...
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Mobile App Boosts Stop Smoking Efforts
Some people quit smoking on the first try while others have to quit repeatedly. Using such mobile technology as hand-held computers and smartphones, a team of researchers from Penn...
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Google+ Questions Answered In Latest Hangout
One of the coolest things Google does is list the office hours of their various departments. This allows users and developers to ask questions of the team and get answers from the...
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Google Maps API Layer For U.S. 2010 Census Now Available
Remember a couple of years ago when the Census Bureau people came canvasing through your neighborhood, knocking on your doors to collect your demographic information? I do, because...
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Google Details Summer Of Code In Hangout
Last week Google announced the Summer of Code 2012, a program has students working...
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Facebook Announces New App Insights
Every week, Facebook updates developers on the changes coming to the platf...
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Google Maps API Gets Fun New Weather Layer
Google Maps has had the real-time weather layer available since this past August, which gives Maps users a new way to check the current weather as well as see the forecast for the...
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Mozilla Working On In-Browser Video Calling
Mozilla is steadfast on its march to replace every application we use today with something that can be run from within your Web browser. After conquering the MMO space, they are gu...
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