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• Yo, Google: Take a Page from Apple's App Store Playbook Apple does the right thing in banning Molinker and all of their applications -- but will Google continue to ignore the issue?
• Chrome Browser Arrives for Mac Google has shipped a prerelease version of its browser for Linux and OS X, but work remains.
• Google Sues Over Work-at-home Schemes UPDATE: Google filed a lawsuit Monday against a U.S. company it alleges runs a work-at-home scam that unnecessarily charges people's credit cards.
• Chrome Browser Beta Finally Comes for Mac OS X and Linux Google Chrome has been available for Windows for over a year. Now the Web browser beta is available for Mac OS X and Linux as well.
• Confirmed: Google Goggles Will Reach Other Platforms Wondering whether Google Goggles will ever hit the iPhone or make its way to the BlackBerry? Here are some answers.
• Make Google's Search-Options Sidebar Appear Every Time Good news, Firefox users: A simple Greasemonkey script makes that handy sidebar an omnipresent part of Google search.
• Google's Real-Time Search Ready to Challenge Bing Now that Google offers a real-time search feature, let's see how it compares with Bing's existing Twitter search feature.
• A Hands-On Tour: Google Goggles Visual Search Google Goggles brings visual search to your cell phone: Simply point and click your camera, and the app delivers detailed information about what you're seeing.
• Google Real-Time Search Provides Fresh Results Google Real-Time Search gives users the very latest results for search queries, including results that are mere seconds old.
• Google Personalized Results Could Be Bad for Search By showing results based on past searches and Web surfing habits, Google may limit the scope of information or ability for newer sites to get clicked.
• HTC Leaked 2010 Roadmap Embraces Android The HTC device roadmap for 2010 has allegedly been leaked and the future appears to focus on Android.
• Google Extends Personalized Results to All Users The search giant now delivers personalized search results to all users, unless they opt-out. Previously, only signed-in users received them. Privacy advocates are concerned.
• Google Redefines 'Real-Time' Collaboration with AppJet Purchase Google acquires EtherPad developer AppJet and sends team to help with Google Wave.
• Google's Lesson Learned: Good News for Bing? Analysis: The recent rift between Rupert Murdoch and Google gives Microsoft an opportunity to earn the trust of Google-wary publishers.
• Google Public DNS Pales Compared With OpenDNS Analysis: Google's touting its DNS resolution service to speed up Web browsing, but a better alternative is available for free.
• First Look: Google's Chrome Operating System we've downloaded an early build of Google's Chrome OS--just released to the open source community-- to show you how it works so far.
• Android SDK Doesn't Address Issues Faced by Developers Google released a minor Android update with SDK 2.0.1., but it needs to provide more tools to bolster Android success.
• Gboard Automates Gmail Tasks A new keyboard add-on puts the most common Gmail operations at your fingertips. I took it for a spin to see how it works.
• Google Strives to Make Public DNS Secure Google introduced Google Public DNS to offer an alternative DNS system and hopefully speed things up on the Web. Google has included additional security controls to address weaknesses in DNS security.
• Google Launches Dictionary and Translated Web Search Google's Dictionary goes beyond simple definitions, and its search draws on existing translation tools for a wider scope.
• Google's Schmidt Strikes Back at Murdoch (In His Own Newspaper) While News Corp. and Google debate, quality journalism continues to die. Technology may come to the rescue--as Google suggests--but not quickly enough to save Rupert Murdoch's newspaper empire.
• Bing Maps Beta: Microsoft Should Repent and Simplify If there is something to like about the Bing Maps beta introduced this week, it remained hidden during my visit. The user interface is a mess, but some consumers will doubtless like it.
• Google Public DNS and Your Privacy Google's expanding its grasp on the Internet with a newly revealed DNS resolving service. Here's a detailed look at what the system will collect from you and how that data will be used.
• Google Public DNS: Wonderful Freebie or Big New Menace? If you don't want Google knowing even more about what you do on the Internet, don't use its new Public DNS. But it's a nice free service from a company most people trust.
• Diet Chromium Offers Slimmed Down Chrome OS A new smaller-sized build of the Chromium operating system is now available courtesy of a UK student.