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Annotate the Web: Google Launches Sidewiki
Over the years, numerous companies have offered services that allowed users to annotate web pages. Now, with a new project called Sidewiki, Google is going to join the fray as
Nevermind Google, New Extensions Block Spam Across Browsers & Search Engines
Yesterday, Google released a Chrome browser extension that lets users block certain websites from showing up in their Google search results. That way, if you never want to see an
Review of Firefox Recommended Add-ons
Written by Alex Iskold and edited by Richard MacManus. Disclaimer: Alex's company AdaptiveBlue has a product called The blueorganizer, which was one of the twenty "Recommended add-ons" selected by Mozilla
Mozilla: One Billion Addons Served - Here Are Some of Our Favorites
Mozilla today announced that it has served its 1 billionth addon download since they started keeping track of these downloads in 2005. digg_url = 'http://digg.com/software/Mozilla_One_Billion_Addons_Served_Here_Are_Some_of_the_Best';digg_bgcolor = '#ffffff';digg_skin = 'normal';Currently, Mozilla's
Resisting Change: iGoogle and Yahoo Profile Updates Shock Users
Our review of the new iGoogle homepage was generally positive. For a large number of users, however, the latest updates, including the stronger emphasis on the full-screen canvas view, were
Google Chrome OS to Feature Single Sign-On for Chrome Browser
...but What About the Other Web Browsers? We don't know much about the upcoming OS from Google, Chrome OS, so most of the news we read about it involves speculation
Still Shiny: 23 Apps We're Using One Month Later
Here at ReadWriteWeb we see hundreds of new apps, scripts, plug-ins and doo-das every week. We review some portion of those. Many we get excited about. But few stand the
First New York Times API is Live - Here's Why it Matters
The much-anticipated first Application Programming Interface (API) from the New York Times went live today, according to a post on the company's blog Open - All the code that's fit
Kynetx: Powerful Cross-Platform Tool for Creating Firefox, IE & Chrome Extensions
Kynetx offers developers a single platform for building extensions for multiple browsers. Developers write their code in Kynetx's own rule-based language and the service builds the actual extensions. Originally, Kynetx
Can the Washington Post Create the Killer Political Database?
The Washington Post launched a new political database site today, lead by a top political blogger it snapped up this month from a leading new media site. Are these the
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