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Just days after the news broke that EMI is suing Grooveshark, another contestant popped into my in-box. Today, it’s Fizy , which offers essentially the same features as Grooveshark, Meuzer , and JustHearIt : search for a song name, and Fizy will compile audio and video results from public sources around the Web

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On-demand site Fizy offers huge rock selection

We knew that Opera Mobile 9.7 beta was on its way (in fact, we expected it in May,) but the build released to Windows Mobile consumers on Monday morning isn’t exactly what we had anticipated given certain hints in the business build that support for Flash video was on its way. We should say, the inclusion of Opera Turbo was dead on. What we hadn’t expected was a separate widget gallery to replace the one built into Opera Mobile 9.5 beta, the previous version.

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Opera Mobile 9.7 beta: Not what we expected

In a recent story about how Google creatively destroys markets , I said that only Google will run the servers for Wave, its re-think of e-mail. I was wrong about that, as Google reps took pains to tell me. I want to set the record straight

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Google won’t run all the Wave servers

After almost two years without providing any support, Yahoo has finally decided to shut down its blog-centric social Web site Yahoo 360 Degrees completely on July 13. During its more than four years of existence, the site has never actually been out of the beta stage. (Credit: Dong Ngo/CNET) In an e-mail to its members, the company said, “We will be officially closing Yahoo 360 on July 13, 2009, to focus our efforts on making your new profile on Yahoo the place where you connect with the people who matter to you most

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Yahoo 360 to close on July 13

Mozilla is close to releasing of its near-final version of Firefox 3.5, but the updated browser wasn’t quite ready in time for a planned day of widespread testing. Earlier this month, Mozilla set Friday to be Firefox 3.5 RC1 Test Day . But RC1, the first release candidate designed to be more stable than the earlier Firefox beta versions, wasn’t finished for the occasion.

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Mozilla testing near-final Firefox 3.5

For those who are having a little trouble understanding exactly what Google Wave is all about, seeing it in action might help you wrap your head around the concept. Google has released video of Thursday’s keynote speech at Google I/O in San Francisco, where the company publicly demonstrated Google Wave for the first time before about 4,000 developers. Google Wave is an ambitious, if incomplete, attempt to reinvent e-mail and Internet communication in general.

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Google releases Google Wave demonstration video

Track and update all your social networks under Zensify's single roof “All your networks are belong to us.” That could be the tagline for Zensify , a new iPhone app that lets you view, update, and share content from multiple social networks. In other words, Zensify aims to take the place of standalone apps for the likes of Facebook, Twitter, and Flickr–or at least to save you the time of bopping from one to another just to read and post updates.

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Zensify for iPhone aggregates your social networks

Improving Outlook is no easy feat given that it’s notoriously anti-social when it comes to social networking.

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iLook struggles to make Outlook more social

Blurring the line between computer and TV just a tad more, video-streaming site Hulu puts its content front and center with a new desktop app for Windows and Mac . Introduced via Hulu’s new Labs testing bed , Hulu Desktop is one of four new apps in Labs.

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Hulu Labs debuts with desktop app

It could have been swastikas again. (Credit: Matt Hickey) Twitter can be described as a hive mind. It’s a real-time collective consciousness of its users

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4chan legions game Twitter, bring back Boxxy