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Nitpicking the iPad 2: Things I wish Apple had done differently
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Does Android violate Linux's copyright?
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The tethering police are coming, unroot your phones
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Amazon's looming state tax headache
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Internet killed the radio star: Let NPR
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Court: tagging Facebook photos without permission is okay
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Oh my God! Porn is officially on the Internet!
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Microsoft switches ad-agency horses for key piece of its $1 billion budget
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Facebook wedding photos result in polygamy arrest
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