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July 5th, 2010

Just think, if we had a tm-t88iv printer from Epson, we could print our own airline tickets too!!!

Google Inc plans to buy one of the Web’s key providers of airline travel software for $700 million, potentially raising new antitrust concerns for the world’s largest Internet search engine.

Google said on Thursday that it had agreed to buy privately-owned ITA Software, in a move that Google said would allow it to improve the way consumers find flight and fare information online.

Face it. You cannot power up a computer or handheld device and not use Google in your daily life. If you can, it won’t be much longer until you can’t. All hail Google!

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