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YouTube's Reider Sees Online Video Ad `Momentum'

Added 02/06/12
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Android Central 86 [Video]: Privacy, security and malicious ap...

Added 02/03/12
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Android Central 86 [Video]: Privacy, security and malicious apps -- oh, my!

[LESS INFO] 11 VIEWS | ADDED 06:27:14 02/03/12
We're back with another edition of the Greatest Android Podcast in the world to talk Google's new privacy policy and the attacks from Microsoft and questions from Congress. Plus, more on malware scares and what Google's doing to protect you. We've brought Paul O'Brien from MoDaCo along for the right, so let's get to it! Thing 1: Google privacy policy still under fire * Google responds to Congress about its updated privacy policy * Full-page ads attack Google's privacy policy; el Goog responds * Late night poll: Have you read Google's new privacy policy? Thing 2: The best/top/favorite Android phones * The best U.S. Android Phones - As of Feb. 1, 2012 * The best Canadian Android Phones - As of Feb. 2, 2012 * The best UK/European Android Phones - As of Feb. 2, 2012 Thing 3: Other odds and ends * Symantec updates its scary (but wrong) Counterclank 'malware' claims * HTC addressing Wifi security loophole in some Android handsets * HTC Ville caught on video, shows new HTC Sense on Ice Cream Sandwich * Samsung: No Galaxy S II successor at Mobile World Congress * ClockworkMod Touch Recovery now available for $1.99 in ROM Manager, free as flashable download * Late night poll: Do you make in-app purchases? * February is fitness month at Mobile Nations! * T-Mobile's Sensation 4G and myTouch not quite ready for EOL Thing 3.5: Updates galore * Samsung Infuse 4G Gingerbread update now available over Kies Mini * Sprint HTC EVO Shift 4G gets a software update * Casio G'zOne Commando update brings bug fixes and push-to-talk * App Updates: Chrome to Phone gets new look, bugfixes; Google Docs goes offline * Mint Personal Finance app updated with Honeycomb support * Sony releasing an update for Google TV, brings better browsing and 3D Blu-ray * Firefox 10 lands in the Android Market, still doesn't support flash * Waze 3.0 brings Yelp, Foursquare integration

Android Central 86 [Video]: Privacy, security and malicious ap...

Added 02/03/12
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Android Central 86 [Video]: Privacy, security and malicious apps -- oh, my!

[LESS INFO] 8 VIEWS | ADDED 06:27:14 02/03/12
We're back with another edition of the Greatest Android Podcast in the world to talk Google's new privacy policy and the attacks from Microsoft and questions from Congress. Plus, more on malware scares and what Google's doing to protect you. We've brought Paul O'Brien from MoDaCo along for the right, so let's get to it! Thing 1: Google privacy policy still under fire * Google responds to Congress about its updated privacy policy * Full-page ads attack Google's privacy policy; el Goog responds * Late night poll: Have you read Google's new privacy policy? Thing 2: The best/top/favorite Android phones * The best U.S. Android Phones - As of Feb. 1, 2012 * The best Canadian Android Phones - As of Feb. 2, 2012 * The best UK/European Android Phones - As of Feb. 2, 2012 Thing 3: Other odds and ends * Symantec updates its scary (but wrong) Counterclank 'malware' claims * HTC addressing Wifi security loophole in some Android handsets * HTC Ville caught on video, shows new HTC Sense on Ice Cream Sandwich * Samsung: No Galaxy S II successor at Mobile World Congress * ClockworkMod Touch Recovery now available for $1.99 in ROM Manager, free as flashable download * Late night poll: Do you make in-app purchases? * February is fitness month at Mobile Nations! * T-Mobile's Sensation 4G and myTouch not quite ready for EOL Thing 3.5: Updates galore * Samsung Infuse 4G Gingerbread update now available over Kies Mini * Sprint HTC EVO Shift 4G gets a software update * Casio G'zOne Commando update brings bug fixes and push-to-talk * App Updates: Chrome to Phone gets new look, bugfixes; Google Docs goes offline * Mint Personal Finance app updated with Honeycomb support * Sony releasing an update for Google TV, brings better browsing and 3D Blu-ray * Firefox 10 lands in the Android Market, still doesn't support flash * Waze 3.0 brings Yelp, Foursquare integration

Google+ is opening its door to teenagers.

Added 01/27/12
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Online Marketing: Google's Zero Moment of Truth

Added 01/25/12
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TLDR: Cameras, Google, GIFs, and Windows 8

Added 01/17/12
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TLDR: Cameras, Google, GIFs, and Windows 8

Added 01/17/12
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Added 10/26/11
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A Look at Apple's New 'Siri'

Added 10/14/11
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A Look at Apple's New 'Siri'

[LESS INFO] 1 VIEWS | ADDED 17:27:12 10/14/11
(Image source: Apple) BY CHARLIE MCKEAGUE ANCHOR ANA COMPAIN-ROMERO Ladies and gentlemen – the iPhone 4S – it’s here and it’s real. Apple’s highly anticipated new smartphone was announced Tuesday. And while the specs are impressive, its got one new feature that’s really getting some press - and its not the cloud. “It’s the next evolution of voice control and based on their acquisition of the Siri assistant. Now, its all voice control and will allow you to make appointments that are instantly added to your calendar, compose voice to text messages, and create reminders for that rash ointment you forgot about.” (Video: CNET) Boom! But is it really a breakthrough? Google has basically already been there, done that. But either way – a reporter for Fox News says Assistant IS all that. “Imagine if you had a personal assistant built into your iPhone. ... You just pick up your iPhone and say remind me to pick up bread later today. Then it populates puts that information right inside your calendar and then sends you reminders. No typing involved.” And all of that causing Wired to say... “Apple’s Rumored Virtual Assistant Could Outshine New iPhone” So it’s gonna be cool, but is it any different than what’s already out there? According to Apple Insider, Apple says yes - and here’s why. "It will figure out what results you don’t like, what restaurants you frequent, and what people you want to talk to the most. It will adapt to your needs and become more than just a module for voice commands...” So it listens – AND learns. Wanna see a prototype in action? This is Mac Rumors – putting together a little show of its own. “Send text to Scott Forestall saying I like the new assistant. Mobile or Work? Mobile. Get information on the International Space Station.” Other new features on the 4S are the cloud – the camera, and the new processor. Stay tuned to Newsy for all your Tech Video News as we will have more videos on Apple as the details unfold.