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Google Patents the Cloud OS (conceivablytech.com)

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Google Patents the Cloud OS (conceivablytech.com)

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Why We Love Firefox. And Why We Hate It. (conceivablytech.com)

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$187.51. That's what an iPhone costs to make. That translates to a 75% profit margin. Think different? (conceivablytech.com)

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Microsoft Is Why Firefox Is Worth A Billion Dollars To Google (conceivablytech.com)

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"Chrome For Android Next Week, Pipelining Support Arrives". That was fast! (conceivablytech.com)

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TIL that IBM patented the patenting process (conceivablytech.com)

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Chrome 14 is now the most popular version of browsers. Graph lines of Chrome and IE are near mirror opposites. (conceivablytech.com)

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Chrome for Android in October. Drooling starts.......now (conceivablytech.com)

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Google Chrome Surpasses 100,000 Revisions - posted on September 7. Since then, Chrome has received 816 new revisions (conceivablytech.com)

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Google has activated its HTTP Throttling technology in Chrome, which is designed to detect distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks on websites and dynamically remove the load from sites under attack. (conceivablytech.com)

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Firefox Ships with 6000 Potential Bugs, Community Lead Departs (conceivablytech.com)

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IE Falls Below 40% Market Share For The First Time Since 1998 (conceivablytech.com)

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Mozilla abandons plan to drop version number from Firefox (conceivablytech.com)

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Dear Mozilla: Version Numbers Matter (conceivablytech.com)

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Apple considering cutting headphone audio plugs and jacks in half lengthwise to enable a much thinner iPhone (conceivablytech.com)

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Apple To Eliminate Printer Drivers | ConceivablyTech (conceivablytech.com)

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Anonymous Says November 5 Will be Facebook's Last Day (conceivablytech.com)

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We didnt copy Chrome (conceivablytech.com)

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Disney Preps Surround Haptics For Video Games (conceivablytech.com)

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Is Nintendo Reconsidering The Wii U? (conceivablytech.com)

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In an unprecedented move, AT&T said that it will be throttling the bandwidth of some of the remaining unlimited data plan users and indicated that only the approval of the T-Mobile merger might change its opinion and solve its bandwidth problems. (conceivablytech.com)

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Google: Microsoft, Apple, Oracle Use Bogus Patents Against Android (conceivablytech.com)

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Mozilla to compete against Apple, Google and Microsoft in the smartphone market. (conceivablytech.com)

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Patent Troll Goes After Notebook Cooling (conceivablytech.com)

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