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 Google Faces Class-Action Lawsuits Over New Privacy Policy The plantiffs say Google has not only combined information across products, but also has not provided consumers with an easy and efficient way to opt out. Share:   |  Tech Support or Extortion? Remote support company iYogi was caught using scare tactics to sell its services to naive customers. Can it win back our trust? Share: | Why Hackers Set Their Sights on Small Businesses New security report reveals that 97 percent of all breaches were avoidable. Here are some tips to keep your business out of trouble. Share: | Google Displays Explanations for Marking Spam in Gmail Google has begun labeling the reason for marking messages as spam in Gmail, so that users have a better idea why some email is being flagged as such. Share: | SugarSync Revamps Data Backup, Sync Service for IPad The SugarSync syncing and storage service redesigned its app from the ground up for the iPad. 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This month, the retailer eliminated its CIO in a move to, according to a company memo, 'ensure we have the right structures to ensure efficiency and productivity.' Share: | New iPad Slow to Recharge, Barely Charges During Use Our lab testing shows that the third-generation iPad has some charging challenges. Share: | The Pros and Cons of Using Virtual Desktop Infrastructure VDI might cost less than buying new PCs to run Windows 7 (or 8), but the biggest savings come from managing a single image for a host of workstations. Share: | Google Patents Technology to Serve Ads Based on Background Noise A new Google patent could enable the search giant to base advertising on background noise during phone conversations, although the scope of the patent is much... Share: | Will Megaupload's 28 Petabytes of Data Be Deleted? The hosting provider for the defunct file-sharing site Megaupload wants to delete the data now that investigators have collected most of what they need for the... 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