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Google adds calendar app to portfolio
Google today released a comprehensive digital calendar application in an effort to compete with similar services currently offered by competitors such as Yahoo and Microsoft. Simply named "Calendar," the application integrates tightly with other Google services such as search, maps and mail and offers users to import public calendars. Read more
Intel Invents A New Calendar, Replaces Christ With Centrino
As we reported, Intel launched Centrino 2 yesterday at an event held in San Francisco's Mezzanine. Read more
Microsoft intros update for Windows Live Local
Microsoft has released the third version of their Windows Live Local (WLL) service. The service is mapping service, similar to what Google offers in their Google Maps service, with some interesting additions. In addition to the normal maps and aerial photography, users will be able to view traffic flows and lookup traffic accident reports. Landmarks can be shared with your friends and there is even an Outlook plug-in that maps Calendar appointments to the maps. Read more
Will Google Apps truly encroach on Microsoft's domain?
This morning, Google announced it's opening up a new beta for a set of online collaboration tools, to selected participants. Google Apps for Your Domain, the company says, will enable small businesses to launch simple, effective, intranet-like collaboration at little or no cost. But here again, how much does "free" really cost? And does Microsoft, in the end, have a better idea? Read more
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