Gmail makes it a priority

by Mike, posted on August 31, 2010

If you're looking for a way to prioritize your Gmail, it's now possible. Starting today, Google is rolling out a handy new feature that will help you separate the important messages. Appropriately enough, it's called Priority Inbox, and learns based on your habits. You can mark messages as being important or not important, and based on that, Gmail will "learn" your habits, and move messages i...

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Paul Allen sues multiple parties

by Mike, posted on August 28, 2010

Paul Allen is perhaps best known as the co-founder of Microsoft, Inc. But now he is known as the plaintiff in a lawsuit against not one, but 11 companies, including Google and Apple. The lawsuit was filed through his own company, Interval Licensing, LLC. He claims in the lawsuit that AOL, Apple, eBay, Facebook, Google, Netflix, Office Depot, OfficeMax, Staples, Yahoo, and YouTube have infringed...

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Apple co-founder ready for prime time

by Mike, posted on August 16, 2010

Steve Wozniak, the co-founder of Apple, Inc., announced that he will be appearing on the hit CBS series "The Big Bang Theory" this season. He did not disclose details surrounding his appearance, only the fact that he would be appearing on the runaway hit, which depicts a group of scientists living, working, and playing together. Wozniak is the first Apple executive to appear on the show, but n...

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Twitter unveils expanded features

by Mike, posted on August 14, 2010

Twitter has expanded its follow feature with the bow of its new "You Both Follow" function. As the name implies, it will show you tweets that both you and someone you follow have in common. Testing for the new feature began two months ago, and it is now available to most users, if not everyone. The feature is somewhat similar to the "mutual friends" feature on Facebook, and to see this new fe...

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Is Dell in contempt?

by Mike, posted on August 13, 2010

Dell may be a computer giant, but according to a filing by Advanced Internet Technologies, they are defying a court order which compels them to turn over documents in regards to allegations that they provide faulty computers. The filing alleges, among other things, that Dell executives conspired to make the problem seem less severe than it really was to shareholders and customers following comp...

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