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Google Trends adds email subscriptions so that you can stay on top of changing search patterns and topics. Does it signal the end of Google Alerts?
Articleby Seth Rosenblatt
With Nearby Friends, your location history is private to you and only you -- until the social network decides otherwise. Surprised? Don't be. Facebook is in the advertising business.
Articleby Jennifer Van Grove
You can’t stop Google from scanning your inbox or serving you ads, but you can opt out of receiving personalized ads in Gmail. And you can eliminate one prominent ad banner altogether.
Articleby Matt Elliott
Music streaming application Songza has created Mad Men-inspired playlists to coincide with the show's final season.
Articleby Joseph Kaminski
People who use the Paper iPhone app browse an average of 80 stories each day, but they told Facebook that they were missing essential daily information.
Articleby Jennifer Van Grove
Here is a roundup of Google's jokes and hoaxes currently on the loose. Did you miss the Tardis?
Articleby Charlie Osborne
Word has it that the high-flying Wi-Fi balloons may be trying to tap into 4G LTE while sailing above the desert.
Articleby Dara Kerr
Sony, Warner, and Universal argue that under state law, the music streaming service must pay license fees for songs recorded before 1972.
Articleby Dara Kerr
Time to spruce up your social-media accounts! If you don't know when you last changed your password, used one of your connected apps, or even logged in, then it's time to do some cleaning.
Articleby Nicole Cozma
Chrome extension Chromebleed runs in the background and warns you when you open a site that has yet to be patched for the Heartbleed bug.
Articleby Matt Elliott
Does Facebook (or another site) suddenly look strange in your desktop browser? There may be an easy fix.
Articleby Rick Broida
Less than a week before Aereo faces the Supreme Court bench, the company that streams over-the-air broadcast TV launches a site with support for its own arguments.
Articleby Joan E. Solsman
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