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Google Pushes for Mobile-Friendly Web Sites

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Google, ever the innovator, has taken upon itself to be a leading force in getting people to create mobile versions of their Web sites. Web search from mobile devices has quadrupled since 2010, Google's new project howtogomo.com reported in a neat little graphic

Gmail Has a New Look: Top Five Changes Made

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Google mail, known as Gmail, one of Google's most popular tools, has joined in the cavalcade of updates to the search giant's numerous applications. Google Reader joined the ranks of Google+ this week, and now Gmail users can switch to the tool's new look by finding the switch to the new look button in the bottom-right of Gmail
3. GTA V: Rockstar Brings Glam Back to Grand Theft Auto

San Andreas Returns in 'Grand Theft Auto V' Trailer

RockStar Entertainment released the trailer for the new 'Grand Theft Auto V.' Though it is pretty it still doesn't tell us much about the game's story or gameplay it seems to be set in Los Santos from Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas.
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Nokia Smartphones Debuting in U.S. in Early 2012

Nokia my be the world's biggest smartphone maker, but in terms of smartphones, they are lagging way behind several other makers, especially in the U.S. Now comes word Nokia will take their new Windows Phone lineup of smartphones to the U.S. in early 2012 and will available on multiple carriers, Nokia's CEO Stephen Elop told Bloomberg.
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Google+ Sharing Takes Place of Reader 'Like' Option

It's Google Reader's turn to get the Google+ treatment as the news feed tool gets a new look and the ability to +1 items, Google said in an official blog post. In order to simplify Reader, Google will turn off the comments, following, friending and shared items functions because those things can now be done in Google+
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Extinct Human Ancestors Found to Interbreed

Published on Halloween, a study co-authored by Pontus Skoglund and Martin Jacobsson found that a recently discovered member of the Homo genus' genes are more common than we previously thought.
HTC experienced an impressive third quarter

Stellar Q3 Numbers for HTC; 5 Bestsellers

Taiwanese manufacturer HTC has wowed again this quarter, it revealed in an earnings report released today. Third quarter earnings rose to $624.6 million, a 68 percent increase over last year's earnings for the same period and 7 percent increase over the previous quarter, thanks to several Android-based bestsellers.
North American pollution causes wheat production in Europe

Cyber Attacks on Chemical and Defense Industries Traced Back to Man in China

Multiple Fortune 100 companies were the victims of a coordinated series of cyber attacks dubbed Nitro, says security firm Symantec Corp. At least 48 firms - all of which are involved in the chemical and defense industries - were subject to the attack, which has been traced back to a computer system owned by a man in his twenties working out of northern China.
Media and guests check out the latest thinner MacBook Air models after attending a news conference at Apple Inc. headquarters in Cupertino

Apple’s 15-inch MacBook Air?

CNET reported Sunday that a Japanese language site Macotakara believes Apple has a new 15-inch MacBook on the way. Rumors say testing on this new MacBook has begun.
Prototype of Venus flytrap robot

New Venus Flytrap Prototype Presages Robots That Can Trap Their Own Fuel

Mohsen Shahinpoor, a professor of mechanical engineering at the University of Maine, and a team at Seoul National University in South Korea led by Seung-Won Kim have both independently invented prototypes of robots that snap shut in response to stimuli and trap insects in the manner of the carnivorous Venus flytrap plant (Dionaea muscipula).
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Zynga Growth Slows

A new report finds that social gaming giant, Zynga, is having a difficult time driving user growth.
Asteroid 21 Lutetia at closest approach

Asteroid 21 Lutetia Revealed as Probably a Protoplanet

Ongoing analysis of information gathered by the European Space Association's Rosetta orbiter suggests that a 75-mile-long, 47-mile-wide body named 21 Lutetia, formerly thought to be an asteroid, may actually be a dwarf planet, or protoplanet, leftover from the violent interactions during the early days of our solar system.

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