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Polishing the Chrome

YouPorn users accuse the company of tracking their browsing history, Sprint may be serious about selling off Nextel, and Google takes the wraps off of its Chrome operating system and Web Store.

Natali Morris

Dec. 8, 2010 7:40 a.m. PT

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Links from Wednesday's episode of Loaded:

Google announces the Chrome Web Store with apps for the Web and gives an in-depth look at the forthcoming Chrome Operating System
Google also shows off a new Android tabletrunning the newest version of Android called Gingerbread
The next version of Internet Explorer 9 will let you specify which Web sites are not allowed to track you
Sprint is considering selling off Nextel to save $11 billion
A new virus is spreading over Twitterthrough URL shorteners
Bejeweled 3 is out
YouPorn is sued for tracking users' browsing history