The search giant proposes enhancements for the Web’s TCP transport layer to reduce latency
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The search giant proposes enhancements for the Web’s TCP transport layer to reduce latency
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Microsoft made waves this week by announcing that it plans to implement automatic, silent updates to push the latest version(s) of Internet Explorer. If you were hoping that silent updates will finally nail the coffin on IE6 and IE7, though, don’t hold your breath.
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The much-anticipated Google TV update is systematically rolling out today. Sony Internet TV devices are first in line followed by Logitech Revue units shortly thereafter. But wait patiently. As with most major updates, the OTA update will not hit all the boxes at once, but rather at a selective pace. You can initiate a manual check under the About section in the Settings menu, but a notification should pop-up when your box’s number has been called.
It’s still not available on my Sony Internet TV but the update is already in the wild per a screenshot from AndroidCentral.
Google announced the big update last week. It brings to Google TV the Android Market along with a totally new user interface. Plus, the system is now built on the newer Android 3.1 release, which should make for a much smoother experience. Google TV has always shown so much promise and this latest coat of paint improves its draw even more. But only the consumer marketplace will decide if the overhaul ultimately spurs a GTV revival.
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Chinese authorities have started to detain Internet users for allegedly spreading online rumors, in its latest measure to control the country’s social media sites.
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China on Thursday responded to U.S. concerns about its blocking of company websites, saying that China’s Internet policies are open and clear. However, China said it objected to the U.S. exploiting the issue of Internet freedoms to interfere in its internal affairs.
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Italy’s Internet activists gathered in front of Rome’s ancient Pantheon Thursday to protest a new law they say will throttle freedom of expression on the Web.
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Are you looking to cut expenses for your small business or organization? You can save some cash by replacing those annual antivirus subscriptions with free equivalents. Though most free tools are restricted to home or personal use, a few are also available for businesses at no charge. We’ll look at what the various freebies offer, and explain how to get started using them.
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China’s largest e-commerce company Alibaba Group entered the search engine business so that China’s leading search engine, Baidu, wouldn’t sleep well, Alibaba CEO Jack Ma said over the weekend.
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Two Nobel Prize winning scientists out of the U.K. have come up with a new way to use graphene – the thinnest material in the world – that could make Internet pipes feel a lot fatter.
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