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The last of the FIGS languages

Enabling them to check how many users get to see a portion of a web page

Blows past the 100 million visitors mark

Detects when users modify any portion of a query and adjusts the results accordingly

While Bing and Google both see some growth

Advocating a different approach for protecting children from questionable material

Along with the fastest rising searches each month

Gauging customers' opinions from around the web

Claims advertising still the biggest focus

Allowing you to merge all similar contacts in one go

The same company which poured $300 million in Facebook

Harry Potter still more popular than Twilight

Introduces co-editor presence for presentations

Enabling users to create dynamically updated data sets from a variety of sources

Edging out Safari after the beta launch for Mac and Linux

Sidewiki finally gets native Chrome support through its own extension

Helping Google reach a third of the market