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CloudMagic – Personal Data Search on Mobile for Gmail, Docs & Twitter Search

CloudMagic
We’re all signed up to so many services that it’s has become very hard to find something within that data. This personal data needs a search service and that’s where CloudMagic shines. Think of it as a Google for your personal data, or Spotlight Search for your personal data.

CloudMagic is a blazing fast search engine for personal data. The search engine is now available on the iPhone and Android platforms as native apps. The reason CloudMagic’s app is a must have is because search on mobile phones is so broken. On an iPhone, for example, your mail client will only let you search a few fields such as “From,” “To,” “Subject” and “All.” CloudMagic, on the other hand, will allow you to search for a name, a company name, a phrase you remember from a tweet or anything else.

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Why Google Should Identify Transient Content on Webpages

Google Should Identify Transient Content

Tracking cookies. Advertising links. The things that make every web user spit teeth. Is there a way for Google to get around them?

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10 Companies SOPA Could Destroy and Why

10 Companies SOPA Could Destroy

One of 2011′s most hotly contested political issues, the Stop Online Piracy Act, has spilled over into 2012. The language and far-reaching implications of the bill have caused high-profile workers within the entertainment industry to publicly oppose it; even supporters admit that it could vastly change the internet as we know it.

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How Apple TV Could Succeed in 2012

Apple iTV

This year’s CES should bring out the latest HDTV sets from all the big names including Samsung, Sony, LG, Panasonic, Sharp, Toshiba and more. We expect to see more connected TVs with more iPads and other tablets controlling them. We may see is added TV “smarts” either built into the TV itself or provided in a companion device like a tablet. TVs with more smarts will help but with rumors of an Apple TV coming in 2012, we wonder if any of the major TV brands will be able to compete with Apple in the battle for the living room.

Apple, Microsoft and Google Could be Next Big Brands in HDTV

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You Are What You Tweet: 2011 in Review [INFOGRAPHICS]

You Are What You Tweet

We were curious what the US talked about online in year 2011, and the results were surprising. We found that Google-topping Rebecca Black is worth more than 5x the amount raised by Habitat for Humanity for relief in Japan, and Beyonce’s baby bump received over 800x more tweets per second than Gaddafi’s death.

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