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  • How to remove the whitespace from Google Plus page.

    Remove Annoying Whitespace on Google Plus (Google+) Page [How To]

    Posted on April 12, 2012 | 1 Comment
    How to remove the whitespace from Google Plus page.

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  • www.thegeeksmack.com - Weekly Show of Technology news and Geek news. Segments like Geek Smack Crap and Into the Cloud.

    Geek Smack! #198: R2D2 Helmets, Android Malware is Up, Fox wants Hulu to Wait

    Posted on August 23, 2011 | No Comments
    www.thegeeksmack.com - Weekly Show of Technology news and Geek news. Segments like Geek Smack Crap and Into the Cloud.

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  • Back in the studio from Las Vegas (didn’t I say that already?). Played around with the lighting and getting the Geek bar ready for the revamp of the Podcast. Had some volume issues, but I think I got that leveled out with the mix-down. First part is in the Four Seasons (which I should have played 3 weeks ago). Oh well… Here are your...

    Five Tech Things #86: Are DVR, Set Top Boxes not Energy Efficient?

    Posted on June 16, 2011 | 1 Comment
    Back in the studio from Las Vegas (didn’t I say that already?). Played around with the lighting and getting the Geek bar ready for the revamp of the Podcast. Had some volume issues, but I think I got that leveled out with the mix-down. First part is in the Four Seasons (which I should have played 3 weeks ago). Oh well… Here are your...

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  • Firefox has passed Microsoft’s Internet Explorer in browser usage in Europe. From the San Jose Mercury-News’s Silicon Valley dot com: Breaking a decade of global dominance, Microsoft’s Internet Explorer in December lost its spot as the browser with the majority of page views in the United States and surrendered its long-held place to Mozilla’s Firefox as Europe’s most popular browser, according to data released...

    Internet Explorer: “We’re Number Two”

    Posted on January 6, 2011 | No Comments
    Firefox has passed Microsoft’s Internet Explorer in browser usage in Europe. From the San Jose Mercury-News’s Silicon Valley dot com: Breaking a decade of global dominance, Microsoft’s Internet Explorer in December lost its spot as the browser with the majority of page views in the United States and surrendered its long-held place to Mozilla’s Firefox as Europe’s most popular browser, according to data released...

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  • The San Jose Mercury News visits Opera’s unpretentious North American headquarters and reports that the Opera browser, little noticed in the United States, is experiencing significant gains in popularity elsewhere. The story attempts to put the worldwide browser market into a worldwide perspective and is a worthwhile read for anyone interested in Browser Wars II: As recently as 2003, Microsoft’s browser controlled well over...

    Opera Top Browser (in Central Asia)

    Posted on June 7, 2010 | No Comments
    The San Jose Mercury News visits Opera’s unpretentious North American headquarters and reports that the Opera browser, little noticed in the United States, is experiencing significant gains in popularity elsewhere. The story attempts to put the worldwide browser market into a worldwide perspective and is a worthwhile read for anyone interested in Browser Wars II: As recently as 2003, Microsoft’s browser controlled well over...

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  • Google’s Chrome browser will be included on some Sony computers, according to Bloomberg. The story states that Internet Explorer had 67 percent of the market in February, and Chrome had 1.2 percent, according to Net Applications, a Web-tracking firm based in Aliso Viejo, California. Firefox claimed 22 percent, and Apple Inc.’s Safari had 8 percent. There has been much ado about Microsoft vs. Google...

    Chrome-Plated Sony

    Posted on September 1, 2009 | No Comments
    Google’s Chrome browser will be included on some Sony computers, according to Bloomberg. The story states that Internet Explorer had 67 percent of the market in February, and Chrome had 1.2 percent, according to Net Applications, a Web-tracking firm based in Aliso Viejo, California. Firefox claimed 22 percent, and Apple Inc.’s Safari had 8 percent. There has been much ado about Microsoft vs. Google...

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  • In a move that a number of Linux watchers have thought possible, Google is planning to enter the OS market with a Linux-based operating system. Read the story from Bloomberg here. The announcement on the Google blog is here. Microsoft cannot be very happy about this. So far, their relationship with Google has consisted of playing catch-up, most notably in the search engine field,...

    Google To Enter OS Fray

    Posted on July 8, 2009 | 1 Comment
    In a move that a number of Linux watchers have thought possible, Google is planning to enter the OS market with a Linux-based operating system. Read the story from Bloomberg here. The announcement on the Google blog is here. Microsoft cannot be very happy about this. So far, their relationship with Google has consisted of playing catch-up, most notably in the search engine field,...

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  • We did something a little different this week as I invited a Panel of guests to talk about technology. We brought on Brian Westbrook (No, not the Football player) and Ric Morgan. We talked about Black Friday / Cyber Monday and the economy, CPG, Google Chrome, Windows XP rebirth, Sprint Networks, Slingbox, Passwords and so much more!

    LIVE Show – 12-01-08 – Brian Westbrook and Ric Morgan

    Posted on December 1, 2008 | No Comments
    We did something a little different this week as I invited a Panel of guests to talk about technology. We brought on Brian Westbrook (No, not the Football player) and Ric Morgan. We talked about Black Friday / Cyber Monday and the economy, CPG, Google Chrome, Windows XP rebirth, Sprint Networks, Slingbox, Passwords and so much more!

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