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Apple's Safari challenged by rival mobile browsers

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March 02, 2013

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Apple's Safari challenged by rival mobile browsers

Safari still accounts for more than half of Web tracker Net Applications' mobile-browser traffic, but Android's stock browser and Opera Mini are gaining ground.

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Facebook testing new Timeline design

The company is eyeing a round of changes to the Timelines of its members.

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Dropbox clears 1 billion file uploads per day

Each day, the online storage company's 100 million users save more files than people tweet, CEO Drew Houston says. Next up: Dropbox family plans?

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Google spars with Spain over data privacy

The search giant and Spanish officials can't agree on when data should be deleted from Google's pages.

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Staples is now selling Apple products

The retail chain's Web site now carries everything from iPhone and iPod accessories to Apple TVs and Time Capsules.

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Opera overhaul: WebKit-based Android browser due Q2

Opera reveals that the radically overhauled browser works on Gingerbread, gets "Off-road Mode" for bad networks, adds a content discovery tool, and will ship in the first half of the year.

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