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Reputation aside, however, Google isn’t always a category killer. Consider the thud made by its late-entry instant-messaging application, Google Talk.


This is why I’ve found Google’s free program for searching computer desktops a fascinating study.


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Little by little, Google’s window on the desktop widens

By Brian Bergstein | May 15, 2006 - 12:00am

BOSTON (AP) – A lot of people seem to believe that Google Inc. can rule any market segment it wants. Hype meters have gone haywire assessing the search company’s expansion into such far-flung fields...

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