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Google describes in a new white paper that it is able to predict the box office performance of a movie based on search results on Google Search and YouTube.

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Yahoo web search page for the U.S. is getting a new design. The page load times have been improved and results are shown higher than before.

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Cloud storage from the likes of Dropbox and Google is all well and good, but let’s face it — many of our friends won’t venture far beyond Facebook. Thankfully, Pipe is about to publicly launch a file transfer service built with them in mind. The company’s namesake Facebook tool lets socialites send files without dedicated apps, and automatically picks a method depending on whether or not both contacts are online. If they are, they can send files up to 1GB through a peer-to-peer link; a locker will also hold on to as much as 100MB if the recipient isn’t ready and waiting. Pipe doesn’t go live until mid-day on June 5th, but those who want to share more on Facebook than their memories can get a heads-up on availability at the source link.

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Pinterest announced today that it is finally giving users the ability to search their own pins.

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It seems like everything is getting the “smart” prefix tacked onto it. We now have smart TVs, smart watches, smartphones, etc. Now, street signs are getting the treatment. A new sign technology called Points includes an LED panel that can display text, and it connects to the internet to show real-time information on the sign’s

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