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• Blu-ray Players for $300 or Less As their prices fall, Blu-ray Disc players add streaming media capabilities to their already state-of-the-art high-definition image quality.
• Five SEO Secrets to Make Your Site More Visible Optimize your Website to improve your search ranking and get more business.
• Yelp Rejects Google, Google Walks from Yelp: Bad News Either Way Google and Yelp don't seem to agree on why the deal between the two unraveled, but it's unfortunate regardless of how it happened.
• Samsung BD-P1600 Blu-ray Disc Player Despite incorporating a few bone-headed design decisions, the Samsung BD-P1600 is a very good player for its price.
• Panasonic DMP-BD60K Blu-ray Disc Player The Panasonic DMP-BD60K costs a little more than other players, but its superb image quality and intelligent design justify its price.
• Yelp Doesn't Need Google, But Google Could Use Yelp Google could integrate Yelp results into its maps searches, or build those results right into Android -- an easy way for Google to improve its own business directory.
• Google, Microsoft Bing Deals Benefit Twitter Most prolific tweeter sees partnerships as a needed boost to the microblogging site.
• Google Phone and Netbook Hint at Apple Playbook Google is shaking things up by getting into mobile phone and netbook hardware according to rumors. What exactly is Google's grand strategy?
• Mobile Tech: 11 Invaluable Accessories for On-the-Go Gear We’ve handpicked a clutch of the most useful travel gadgets, including a TSA-friendly suitcase, handy paper speakers, and a super-portable photo printer.
• Bing and Google Both Growing, at Yahoo's Expense According to the latest data from comScore, Microsoft's search engine continues to gain ground -- but so does Google.
• Microsoft Jumps on iPhone Bandwagon with Bing App Microsoft's Bing app meets Apple iPhone with new iPhone app.
• New Blu-ray Titles for Showing Off Your Home Theater With a great HDTV, a top-notch Blu-ray player, and a powerful sound system, your home theater is sure to impress. Here are ten recent Blu-ray releases that will wow your family and friends.
• Microsoft's 4 Challenges in 2010 2010 is a critical rebuilding year for the software giant, which must grow its assests and fend off hot rivals.
• Mozilla Endorses Bing Over Google Privacy Issues A Mozilla executive suggested Firefox users move to Bing for search functions, citing concerns over Google's stance on privacy.
• Google Goggles: Great Concept, Mixed Results Google tries to tag your world with its image recognition and search function.
• Google, Microsoft Ramp Up Search Wars Increasingly heated battle between Microsoft and Google should bring an avalanche of innovations that could continue well into 2010 or 2011.
• Will Lala Power Web-Based iTunes? Integrating new acquisition Lala into iTunes offers some possibilities but also some challenges.
• Very Good Picture Quality Makes the Vizio VL470M HDTV Worth a Look The Vizio VL470M is a handsome HDTV with superior image quality and tons of customizability options.
• Google Search Appliance Turns Eye on Twitter The enterprise search appliance will now show relevant Twitter posts alongside internal and external search results.
• Google, Microsoft's 'War of Innovation' Changing Face of Search Real-time search, Google Goggles, and personalization are changing the game.
• Terrific Tech Gifts for $200 or Less Pocket camcorders, easy extra storage, touchscreen widget players, and game consoles--unaffordable? Think again.
• Google Adds Twitter to Search Appliance Google has added the ability to view Twitter real-time search results alongside Google Search Appliance results.
• We're All Data Fatties, Study Finds An average American digests a whopping 34 gigabytes of information outside of work every day, a new study finds. It's OK -- go ahead and loosen your belt a notch.
• Vizio's VT420M: A Strong All-Around Performer Though other HDTVs offer more extras and options, the Vizio VT420M performs best where it matters most: image quality.
• Google Goggles: Bad for Business? Amidst the slew of Google announcements this week, one that really made me sit up in my chair concerned a new mobile service called Google Goggles.