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Google+ visitors on the desktop can now see photos and videos stored in their Google Drive directly from within the social network…Read More >> Continue reading You can now view and share your Google Drive photos and videos through Google+ on the Web
Many large businesses these days make use of social media when it comes to customer services, but they could be doing a lot more with all the data that comes out of services like Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn…Read More >> Continue reading How Enterprises are Getting Smart with Social Data
Google has announced plans to begin pulling information from your Gmail, Google Calendar and Google+ accounts to serve up personalized results like flight times, reservations and plans…Read More >> Continue reading Google Search will soon tap your Gmail, Calendar and Google+ accounts for personalized results
Stewart Butterfield got lucky building a successful product out of a failed game. Now, as he shelves another game, the Flickr co-founder thinks a collaboration tool — Slack — could be his second big hit. Read this article by Donna Tam on CNET News.Read More >> Continue reading Flicker-founders' New Collaborative Game is a Hit Agian
The Internet is in a panic over a Google legal brief that claims Gmail users have no expectation of privacy when they use the service. Good headline, but let's be honest: that's the entire point of Gmail. Read this article by Molly Wood on CNET News.Read More >> Continue reading Gmail: No Guarantee for Your Privacy
Earlier on Tuesday, Google was quoted by Consumer Watchdog, RT.com (Russia Today) and Gizmodo as having argued in a legal motion that customers have “no legitimate expectation of privacyâ€, but the quote has been taken out of context. Here’s the passage in question…Read More >> Continue reading Google Did Not Say that There Is No Privacy in Gmail
