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	Hey, at least the Patriots topped the Giants at something With the exception of a stray New Yorker or two, we are in mourning here this morning at Massachusetts-based Network World, a pall produced of course by the New England Patriots Super Bowl loss last night at the hands of the New York Giants. So it is with more bitterness than actual interest that I convey Google's report on the terms that were most often entered into the company's search engine during... Read More WHITE PAPER: NetIQ Streamlining IT Operations with Business Service Management This IDC Technology Spotlight examines the benefits of a business service management practice and tools in response to IT environments becoming more dynamic and complex due to the increased use of virtualization, cloud, SOA, and n-tier application architectures. Learn More In this Issue Google to commit to offer some Motorola patents on FRAND terms Google accelerates Android browser updates with mobile Chrome Google Chrome headed for Ice Cream Sandwich Android devices Something fishy about Google Chrome's Safe Browsing API, lab says Google leaks out Solve for X website, video Google 'ready to lay fiber' in Kansas City Google piques curiosity with Solve for X website, video Google Privacy Issues Let Microsoft Tout IE9's Safeguards Google agrees to court order in India to remove content Appeals court denies Google bid to keep email out of Oracle trial Google Summer of Code 2012 Announced Google won't delay new privacy policy despite EU concerns Google reveals Android malware 'Bouncer,' scans all apps Google finally scans malware-ridden Android Market Microsoft wraps up ads aimed at Google with IE9 pitch Google Ordered to Pay Fine for Making Google Maps Free Could Facebook IPO help it dominate Google? Google Docs for Android gets offline access Google introduces country domains on Blogger to aid content removal Tech's original Great Satan calls out Google for being evil WHITE PAPER: Shoretel SIP Trunks and UC security This white paper examines security considerations when using SIP trunks as a means of connecting Unified Communication Systems to the outside world. Read now! Google to commit to offer some Motorola patents on FRAND terms Google is planning to send a letter to standards setting organizations, stating that Motorola Mobility's standards-essential patents will continue to be available on FRAND terms after its acquisition of the company, a person close to the situation said late Tuesday. Read More Google accelerates Android browser updates with mobile Chrome Google's launch today of Chrome for Android may be a move to accelerate the pace of browser updates, an analyst said. Read More Google Chrome headed for Ice Cream Sandwich Android devices Google's popular Chrome browser is finally coming to Android-based phones, but only if you have the very latest version of the operating system. Read More Something fishy about Google Chrome's Safe Browsing API, lab says A research firm that measures the security effectiveness of browsers noticed something it thought might be fishy with the way Chrome was doing things. Turns out, there may currently be a privacy concern about Google's use of end user IP addresses as part of its Safe Browsing API. Read More Google leaks out Solve for X website, video Google on Monday released a video regarding its Solve for X project, which the company says is "a place where the curious can go to hear and discuss radical technology ideas for solving global problems." Read More Google 'ready to lay fiber' in Kansas City Google's grand fiber network experiment is now one step closer to becoming a reality as the company announced that it is "ready to lay fiber" in Kansas City, Kan. Read More WEBCAST: HP, Microsoft & Intel Appliance video The first appliance in the industry which consolidates and manages thousands of databases, integrates hardware, software and support and is scalable to meet your changing business needs. Learn more Google piques curiosity with Solve for X website, video Google on Monday released a website and video regarding its Solve for X project, which the company says is "a place where the curious can go to hear and discuss radical technology ideas for solving global problems." Read More Google Privacy Issues Let Microsoft Tout IE9's Safeguards Microsoft is taking advantage of all the hullabaloo surrounding Google's privacy policy changes, by buying ads last week in major newspapers that called out how its products and practices are different than Google's and touting its Internet Explorer 9 and Bing products in company blogs. Read More Google agrees to court order in India to remove content Google has agreed before a court in Delhi to remove religious and other content considered objectionable, though some other Internet firms are likely to appeal the court's decision, plaintiff Mufti Ajiaz Arshad Qasmi said on Monday. Read More Appeals court denies Google bid to keep email out of Oracle trial Google has failed in its latest attempt to keep a potentially damaging email out of the lawsuit Oracle filed against it over alleged Java intellectual-property violations in the Android mobile OS. Read More Google Summer of Code 2012 Announced Google Summer of Code (GSoC) is an international program that pairs students with mentors and mentoring organizations. Students receive a stipend to write code and contribute to open source projects during their participation in the program. Read More Google won't delay new privacy policy despite EU concerns Google does not plan to delay its new privacy policy despite calls from Europe's data protection watchdog. Read More WHITE PAPER: Riverbed Case Study – Constangy Learn how to consolidate and virtualize many different servers, and eliminate the expense and difficulty of remotely managing the hardware and software. Read now! Google reveals Android malware 'Bouncer,' scans all apps Google yesterday unveiled an automated system that scans Android apps for potential malware or unauthorized behavior, a move critics have long called the company to make. Read More Google finally scans malware-ridden Android Market The Bouncer service analyzes apps in Android Market for known malware, spyware, and trojans Read More Microsoft wraps up ads aimed at Google with IE9 pitch Microsoft on Friday wrapped up a three-day campaign against rival Google by claiming its newest browser, Internet Explorer 9, is superior in stopping users from being tracked by online advertisers. Read More Google Ordered to Pay Fine for Making Google Maps Free Google has been ordered to pay a fine and damages to a French mapping company after a court ruled that the search giant was guilty of unfair competition and "undercutting competitors" by making its Google Maps program free. Read More Could Facebook IPO help it dominate Google? With the Facebook initial public offering (IPO) now official, industry and financial analysts say that a huge influx of cash could enable the social networking company to topple Google from its dominant position in the online world. Read More Google Docs for Android gets offline access Google Docs users can now get offline access to documents on their Android-based smartphones and tablets, Googlesaid in a blog post on Wednesday. Read More Google introduces country domains on Blogger to aid content removal Google is directing users to localized country domains on Blogger to provide it flexibility to comply with content removal rules in various countries. Read More Tech's original Great Satan calls out Google for being evil My, how the tables have turned! Microsoft is apparently placing ads in major newspapers this week (I say "apparently" because no one reads newspapers anymore and I thus have no way of fact-checking) that call out Google for being too evil and not "putting people first." Yes, it's pretty amusing that Google, which has long branded itself as the good-guy tech company, is now under fire from Microsoft,... Read More
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