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Google feels pressure, stops redirecting China search traffic to Hong Kong
Jun 29th

In a statement released today, Google announced that it would stop redirecting search traffic from China’s landing page google.cn to Hong Kong’s page google.com.hk. Google initially started redirecting traffic in January in an attempt to “increase access to information while abiding by Chinese law.” Google explains: It’s clear from conversations we have had with Chinese government officials that they find the redirect unacceptable—and that if we continue redirecting users our Internet Content Provider license will not be renewed (it’s up for renewal on June 30). Without an ICP license, we can’t operate a commercial website like Google.cn—so Google would effectively go dark in China.
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Google feels pressure, stops redirecting China search traffic to Hong Kong
Top 10 Clever Google Voice Tricks [Lifehacker Top 10]
Jun 26th

Google Voice is now open to anyone in the U.S.
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Top 10 Clever Google Voice Tricks [Lifehacker Top 10]
SpeedDate Quickly Adds Events to Google Calendar, Automatically Fills Event Details [Downloads]
Jun 21st

Chrome: Google Chrome extension SpeedDate adds events to your Google Calendar quickly easily, saving time by auto-filling events with specified times from current web page information.
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SpeedDate Quickly Adds Events to Google Calendar, Automatically Fills Event Details [Downloads]
iPhone 4 announced, runs IOS 4, with FaceTime video chat
Jun 7th

The iPhone 4 (aka iPhone 4G ) has been officially announced and to launch on June 24 for a price of $199 for the 16GB version and $299 for the 32GB and will be available in black or white. The new iPhone 4 measures only 9.3mm in thickness, about 24% thinner than the iPhone 3GS
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iPhone 4 announced, runs IOS 4, with FaceTime video chat
Official iPhone 4 Announcement: Introducing iOS 4
Jun 7th

After attending the WWDC on the internet at home, I feel like I had the craziest moment watching a tech announcement. It was simply breath taking watching the Steve Jobs and Co. bring to the public what it even could not dream of.
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Official iPhone 4 Announcement: Introducing iOS 4
DoubleTwist Adds Android Market Search [Updates]
Jun 1st
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Windows: Search is a feature that’s been oddly missing from Google’s Android Market since its inception, though it’s due to arrive—along with over-the-air syncing—very soon. In the meantime, doubleTwist continues to bolster its Android offerings with a built-in Market search
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DoubleTwist Adds Android Market Search [Updates]
Google Analytics Opt-Out Extension Keeps Your Data Out of Google’s Tracking Service [Downloads]
May 26th

Firefox/Chrome/Internet Explorer: With a browser extension, users can control their privacy and stop their data from being sent to Google Analytics, a Google service which monitors and tracks traffic and visitor data for web sites.
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Use Quix Commands as Chrome’s Default Search [Saving Time]
May 26th

Universal search and bookmarklet tool Quix is very handy and time-saving, as we’ve previously suggested , but it’s even more helpful as Chrome’s default search engine, so you can just type, for example, ” map chipotle ” into your address bar to get directions.
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DuckDuckGo is a Search Engine for Keyboard Ninjas [Search Engines]
May 24th

Search engine DuckDuckGo allows you to pound through results using keyboard shortcuts. It aims to be a Google competitor, providing a host of additional features the search engine giant is missing, like “zero-click info” and keeping your searches anonymous.
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