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Xobni, the Outlook plugin that reveals the hidden social network in your inbox, has today launched a business
Continue reading »Google just announced the launch of Chrome Frame, a new open-source project that will allow Chrome's rendering engine
Continue reading »DeeperWeb's recently released add-on/plugin for IE and Firefox allows users to see traditional Google search results with enhanced
Continue reading »The Cooliris browser add-on was just updated to a new version that now offers something many users have
Continue reading »Backtype, known for its fast-growing comment-aggregation service, announced the availability of a new BackType Connect plugin for standalone
Continue reading »Xobni, the Outlook email plugin that makes your inbox a more social experience, is finally leaving their beta
Continue reading »Xoopit, the Gmail plugin that helps you rediscover the lost photos, videos, and files in your Gmail inbox
Continue reading »Mozilla today announced that it has served its 1 billionth addon download since they started keeping track of
Continue reading »In September of this year, Automattic - the company that manages the development of the popular WordPress blogging
Continue reading »Do you like to know what sort of music, movies, books, and other things your friends like? If
Continue reading »While separate search boxes have long been a standard feature of every major browser (except for Chrome), their
Continue reading »Glubble is about to release a major update to its parental control plugin for Firefox, which we first
Continue reading »Zemanta, the blogging tool which harnesses semantic technology to add relevant content to your posts, has just released
Continue reading »SemantiFind is a newly launched semantic search tool which made its debut at the recent DEMO conference. Unlike
Continue reading »Giftag may not be a revolutionary product, but it is kind of nifty. The product was created by
Continue reading »Are you tired of reading non-objective articles written by what are supposed to be credible journalists? You're
Continue reading »We've been fans of Cooliris, the browser plugin formerly known as PicLens, for quite some time. This plugin
Continue reading »...And Continues To Be Awesome! If you're a Firefox and Google Reader user and you haven't yet installed
Continue reading »Not too long ago, Google announced that it was going to stop the development of its Browser Sync
Continue reading »Earlier this year, we covered the launch of Xobni, an inbox add-on for Microsoft Outlook. This application
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