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Weekend poll: Which dead Google app or service do you miss the most? Google's habit of killing its products is a meme by this point. Many of them were short-lived, but the company has been known to throw out widely used and much-loved services years after they debut and have accrued a significant following. While most of us probably didn't even realize there was a Google Shopping app when news of its demise landed last week, the Google graveyard is massive, and I bet there's at least one app or service you miss. Google's tendency to kill even successful products has led some of us (including ...

TechShout - Wondering why we’ve listed out the best iPad RSS reader apps? Well, iTunes is flooded with such applications and we’ve decided to pluck out the best ones so you don’t waste your time rummaging around the app store for that one application that suits your needs just right. And as we’ve included a detailed summary of each one, it will give you a fair idea of what to expect if you decide to download one of these. Read through the roster and decide for yourself. 1 – Pulse News for iPad: Optimized for your beloved Apple tablet, Pulse News for iPad claims to be exciting to u...

Once-popular RSS aggregator gReader just got its first update in almost four years. The new v5 release claims improved support for video and podcast

Google Cloud has returned to its focus on selling to customers as it competes against Amazon Web Services and Microsoft, employees say.

Read later Audio version Summary: I have a few bones of contention with the hyper-personalization crowd. But is there a better model for B2B? Grab your beverage of choice, and let's follow the argument and see if it has merit. But I should have also pushed back against the hype around so-called hyper-personalization, and the obsession with context. Are we really prepared to argue that algorithms are savvy enough to anticipate our needs in a moment-by-moment context? Two years later, mostly we have brute force algorithms, attempting hyper-personalization without regard for those who find it...