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Yahoo Launches Winter Olympics 2010 Mobile Website →  February 12, 2010

If you don’t have time to tune into NBC for Winter Olympics coverage this year, rest assured you can still follow the events coverage on your mobile phone. Yahoo has announced a mobile site for the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympic Games.

Google Logo Gives Winter Olympics 2010 Love To Vancouver →  February 12, 2010

The opening ceremonies for the Winter Olympics in Vancouver, Canada will air tonight at 7:30pm ET on NBC and the Google Logo for tonight is celebrating the 2010 Winter Games.

Google Chrome For Mac Gets Extensions and Bookmark Sync →  February 11, 2010

Google today rolled out the newest beta offering of Google Chrome for Mac users. This time the release includes bookmark sync, bookmarking, cookie managers and a new Task Manager feature, plus access to the Chrome extensions library.

Is Google Playing A Superbowl Ad Today? Sources Point To Maybe… →  February 7, 2010

Google CEO Eric Schmidt hinted yesterday that Google may be running their first ever Superbowl ad in a Tweet he sent out and through details leaked to search blogger John Battelle.

Internet Gets Noble Peace Prize Nomination →  February 7, 2010

During this years Noble Peach Prize nominations the possible winners are for the most part what we’d expect, a Chinese dissident and a Russian human rights activist. What we didn’t expect to see was the Internet, yes that’s right, just the entire damn thing.

Web Surfers Are Really Bummed Out, Study Claims →  February 4, 2010

The more time you spend surfing the Web, the more likely you are going to wind up depressed and unhappy, according to a study from the University of Leeds in the UK. Researchers questioned 1,319 Internet users aged from 16 to 51 and found a link between depression and Internet use–possibly because these users are [...]

Google Doodle Celebrates Birthday Of Norman Rockwell →  February 3, 2010

The Google Logo for today showcases one of Norman Rockwell’s paintings from the Saturday Evening Post. Rockwell completed 322 portraits for the publication over 47 years and today would have been his 114th birthday. Rockwell died in November 1978.

Nearly Half Our Computers Are Infected →  January 29, 2010

The recent APWG Phishing Activity Trends Report (links to pdf) for Q3 of 2009 survey scanned 22+ million computers towards the end of 2009, and discovered a whopping 48% were infected with malware. The infection represents a continued alarming trend towards crimeware and banking scam programs, with more than 1.5 million computers operating with such malware [...]

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