Shanghai, Feb 8: Against the recent controversy over the Internet giant Google Inc accusing China of hacking, the communist country has claimed to ...
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Google to Launch App Store for Google Apps
Ben Parr
App stores are all the rage these days, it seems. Now The Wall Street Journal is reporting that Google’s about to launch a new one for businesses, focused around creating software for Google Apps.
According to the report, Google’s plan is to sell software built by third party developers to enhance Google’s suite of apps (e.g. Gmail, Docs, Calendar, Sites, GTalk). These outside apps could be for adding more security, enhancing word-processing featur... Read More »
Charlie and Brooke Sheen due in court
The Associated Press
Charlie Sheen and his wife are due in court Monday amid domestic violence allegations. They'll be arriving separately and only the judge can determine if they can leave together.
The star of TV's "Two and a Half Men" faces arraignment on his Christmas Day domestic violence arrest at his Aspen home involving his wife, Brooke. He is expected to enter a plea.
But the Sheens, who have twin baby sons, will also ask Pitkin County District Court Judge ... Read More »
Google shares the love with Super Bowl ad
John Kennedy
Google has done the unthinkable and has chosen the offline medium of the Super Bowl at the weekend to play an ad called ‘Parisian Love.’ Why? Because we wanna, says Google CEO Eric Schmidt.
In fact, the 52-second video, which portrays a love story through the medium of Google searches, translations and maps, is the latest in a series of bizarre marketing moves by the company, which include digital Chrome ads on the London underground.
The vi... Read More »
China busts 'largest hacker training website'
Monday, February 8, 2010,11:47
Shanghai, Feb 8: Against the recent controversy over the Internet giant Google Inc accusing China of hacking, the communist country has claimed to have busted the largest hacker training website.
China has reportedly shut down website known has 'Black Hawk Safety Net' and arrested three of its members. According to Wuhan Evening News newspaper, the website taught hacking techniques and provided malicious software downloads to its 12,000 members for a fee.
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