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First ever website brought back to life at its original URL
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Twitter celebrates 200 million users on its 7th birthday
Twitter has posted a video to commemorate seven years since Jack Dorsey made the first ever tweet. Continue reading…
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'Gangnam Style' is the first video to pass one billion views on YouTube
"Gangnam Style" has hit yet another milestone, with the viral pop song surpassing one billion views Continue reading…
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Twitter now has more than 200 million active monthly users
Twitter has just announced that it hit the 200 million user milestone — that's active users on the Continue reading…
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Dropbox reaches 100 million users, founders not concerned about competing services
Dropbox announced today that it reached a milestone of 100 million users, and has quadrupled its Continue reading…
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After five years, Ford Sync has been installed in five million vehicles
Ask people for their opinion on Ford Sync, the company's in-car connectivity system, and you'll be Continue reading…
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The Internet Archive is now home to 10 petabytes of data
The Internet Archive is now storing 10,000,000,000,000,000 bytes of "cultural material." That Continue reading…
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App.net lowers annual fee to $36 and adds a monthly option, as membership nears 20,000
The upstart social network that aims to give people a paid alternative to Twitter and Facebook's Continue reading…
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Google's self-driving cars have logged more than 300,000 miles on the road
Google has just released a new update on its self-driving car initiative, and the company has made a Continue reading…
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Shazam users have tagged five billion songs, ads, and TV shows
Music-recognition tool Shazam has announced a new achievement — to date the app has been used to Continue reading…
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Facebook adding ability to post images in comments
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FBI admits it uses surveillance drones over US soil
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European Commission and others question Google about Glass privacy issues
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Dolphins aren't smiling and definitely won't heal you
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Feedly updated with Cloud sync and app support ahead of Google Reader shutdown
