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Google Images Adds Usage Rights Filters, Simplifies SafeSearch The search giant refines its image-finding functions to more easily recognize copyright.
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Saucelifter for IPhone Saucelifter, a $2 arcade game from Madgarden with a free lite counterpart, is delightfully anachronistic. It combines deliciously retro vector graphics and...
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Amazon Now Hawks Wireless Plans, Phones The e-tailer expands its inventory to offer dozens of mobile devices and various carrier plans.
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Microsoft's Bing Comes To Hotmail's Inbox Users can perform limited searches from inside Hotmail and add results to messages.
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Social-networking Site Tagged to Be Sued by New York The state of New York plans to sue the social-networking site Tagged.com for allegedly using deceptive means by e-mail in order to gain new users.
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