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Showing 1-11 of 11 results foundHP closes Snapfish deal
April 15, 2005 Acquisition is change in direction for HP, which has long promoted its own machines for photo printing.Snapfish, Walgreens to offer one-hour photos
August 29, 2005 Duo become the latest to let customers order prints online and pick them up at the store. Service will initially be offered in three cities.Shoring up the online defenses
October 10, 2005 Google fixes a Web site bug, and Symantec aims to secure online photos. Also: Cybershakiness at Homeland Security?Shutterfly IPO plans take flight
June 29, 2006 Online photo service launched by Netscape founder before Net bubble wants to raise $92 million.Shutterfly buys out Memory Matrix
June 1, 2005 The online photo service acquires Memory Matrix technology and the expertise of Lynx creator Lou Montulli.Week in video: Google for small biz, online car guides
September 2, 2006 This week's video highlights feature online car guides, the inner-workings of a photo-sharing site and Google for small businesses.Shutterfly offers Web space to customers
July 28, 2005 Online photo service debuts personalized URLs, Web pages that let people store an unlimited number of albums.Microsoft readying Vista marketing blitz
March 8, 2006 Software giant wants to re-create the excitement that accompanied the launch of Windows 95 a decade ago.Zooming in on cameras
June 11, 2005 More and more people are getting hooked on digital photography. But are analog dinosaurs still better sometimes?Net giants look for next 'Star Wars' kid
October 5, 2005 Net media outlets, start-ups envision social network that lets the masses find and determine what's hot on the Web.New browser gives taste of Web 2.0
October 21, 2005 Flock is based on Firefox and includes automatic RSS feeds, photo and bookmark sharing, and other next-generation Web technologies. Images: The Flock browser's debut
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