Microsoft swings, misses with anti-Google Docs ads
Microsoft released a couple of ads this week bashing Google Docs, which while clearly missing the mark, probably didn't give the message they were hoping to convey.
Nook upgrade brings comics, graphic novels to iOS devices
The Nook iOS app update focuses on improving the graphic novel/comic reading experience.
Marissa Mayer hopes to chip away at Google's search lead
Marissa Mayer is looking at search as a way to improve her company's bottom line, even if it's just a little bit.
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Microsoft swings, misses with anti-Google Docs ads
Microsoft released a couple of ads this week bashing Google Docs, which while clearly missing the mark, probably didn't give the message they were hoping to convey.
There could be more to Box's deal with Crocodoc than meets the eye
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Nook upgrade brings comics, graphic novels to iOS devices
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Google is looking to take on Apple's Siri with its revamped Google Now service for the desktop.
Among other services and tweaks, Google will be expanding its Google App Engine to support applications written in the PHP scripting language. This was unveiled at the company's Google I/O conference this week at a developer session on the Google Cloud Platform. A highly popular language, PHP is also the language used to host blogging platforms such as WordPress and Drupal.
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