Google has just acquired eBook Technologies , according to a notice that is currently appearing on the company’s homepage. Google confirmed the acquisition, with a spokesperson giving us this statement: “We are happy to welcome eBook Technologies’ team to Google

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Google Acquires eBook Technologies

Voicemail is dead . Visual Voicemail, however, is a different story. Those who have it love it — and those that don’t have it, want it.

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YouMail’s Visual Voicemail App Surpasses 2 Million Downloads, Mostly BlackBerry Users

As part of their effort to speed up release cycles , Google no longer likes to acknowledge in a big way when they update Chrome. They’re simply doing it too often for it to mean much. But today they’ve taken a bit of time to  acknowledge an update to both Chrome and Chrome OS, in part because they were able to quash a big bug

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Chrome, Chrome OS Updated With First “Elite” Bug Squashed

Yes, that’s right. Hide yo wife, hold your Tweets, stop your emails, and don’t even think about opening a Skype chat, because we are proud to announce that the third batch of tickets for the 2010 Crunchies Awards are on sale now. Right now

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More Crunchies Tix, Get ‘Em While They’re Hot! Plus, a Special Musical Guest Announcement!

What do you get when you mix Groupon’s business model, a country with 200 million souls, and an ex-Facebook exec? A company that Benchmark Capital will invest in, that’s what. Brazil’s Peixe Urbano, a Groupon-type startup founded by the former Brazilian country manager for Facebook Julio Vasconcellos , launched in mid 2010 (we first wrote about them in March 2010).

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Benchmark Capital Takes Stake In Brazil’s Peixe Urbano

Well you have to give T-Mobile one thing: they sure are quick. It was only yesterday that Verizon announced that the iPhone 4 was coming to their network in a few weeks. That means that both AT&T and Verizon, the two largest carriers in the U.S., will now have the device

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T-Mobile Wastes No Time Taking A Shot At iPhone On Verizon (And AT&T)

If there’s one thing that came out of CES this year, it’s that everyone, and I do mean everyone , wants a piece of the action that Apple absolutely dominates with the iPad right now.

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What iOS 4.3, And Specifically The New Multi-Touch Gestures, May Say About iPad 2

Given how popular YouTube is on the web, it shouldn’t come as a big surprise that a lot of people also enjoy watching video clips from their phones. And, given the surge in Android, iPhone, and iPad sales, that adds up to a lot of videos

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YouTube Mobile Traffic Tripled In 2010, Android App Gets Music Videos (And Ads)

It’s not that Amazon set out to destroy small book stores. They just offered a better option for a large number of people. Now, Amazon is increasingly offering small features here and there that taken together may start to make a traditional publisher a lot less necessary for authors.

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First Amazon Took Down Booksellers….Are Publishers Next?

Maybe you heard, Verizon finally has the iPhone. Or it will, in a few weeks .

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So When Do The “Droid Did” Verizon iPhone Commercials Start?