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Natural Language Search company Q-go? Q-go applications represent over 120 man-years? worth of research by experts in the field of natural language processing.
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A 2007 video that Feldman created called “ TechNigga ” that the groups say is racist. But Feldman confirmed to me that all 1938 Media videos were removed by Verizon yesterday and that they terminated the relationship today. Is the video racist?
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Throwing common sense to the wind, ad agency Hello Viking has just released Viking Smackdown, a Safari-based iPhone game that manages to take advantage of the phone’s built-in accelerometer. You can access the game by visiting VikingSmackdown.com from your iPhone’s browser.
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New Zealand, land of LotR and high-priced data plans Over at CG we’ve been watching the iPhone pricing plans whiz by, from the onerous Rogers tariff to Vodafone New Zealand’s $200 per month for 1 GB data plan.
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Gmail has introduced a new privacy feature that will let users see how many computers their account is open on, and also allows them to sign-out remotely. The new Gmail features are the latest in a string of privacy-related announcements to come from the search giant.
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Yahoo has allowed users to upgrade to the new interface for over a year, but has taken its time in rolling it out to everyone. The interface has been in need of a facelift for some time, as Yahoo has watched its userbase dwindle from 56.9 million users last November to 41.6 million in June.
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After a lot of huffing and puffing at the beginning of the year, Hasbro and Electronic Arts are finally getting ready to unveil their official version of Scrabble on Facebook. There is a Facebook Scrabble app in private beta (see screen shot at left), but the company is still testing it.
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