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Google Is Removing H.264 Support For Chrome
Yesterday Google announced that they will be removing H.264 support in for Chrome in the near future. What’s the alternative? “Open source”...
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Just Don’t Be Late, Do The Google Science Fair
I remember back when I was in school, every year the science fair would roll by and my class would walk through...
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Finally: The Verizon iPhone 4 is a Go–AT&T iPhone and Verizon iPhone Compared
No boy has cried wolf so relentlessly and wishfully as the Verizon iPhone rumor mongers. The Washington Post, especially, has been a...
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Google Adds Video Playback Support To Google Docs
If you have a video that you’d like to share with friends, but you don’t like the idea of it being on...
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Dynamic Pricing: Use Chrome, Pay Less
A few weeks ago, I heard a very interesting piece on NPR’s On The Media about dynamic pricing. OTM interviewed Slate contributor...
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Critical Wordpress Update To Version 3.0.4
On Wednesday WordPress released a update they deemed important enough to have the “critical” title. The update fixes a security bug in...
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Aw Snap, Latest Outlook 2007 Update is Causing Issues- Mass Recall
Microsoft recently identified some critical flaws in Outlook 2007 update KB2412171. The update was released December 14th and has been wreaking havoc...
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Swype Beta Open Again For A Limited Time, Get Your Copy Now
Once again, Swype has opened their otherwise “exclusive” doors and for a short window you can pick up your copy of the...
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Google Extends the Groove! Google Voice Calls Remain Free in 2011
If you’ve been a groovyReader for any length of time, you know were big fans of Google Voice here at groovyPost especially...
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Google Updates Search Results Warning Users of Hacked Sites
About a year ago I wrote an article reviewing the process Google uses to fight back hacker dudes. To recap – While...