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• Best Buy's iPhone-y "Deal" view story

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  While it's true that Best Buy is going to start selling iPhones on Sunday, making it the first independent retailer to sell the sought-after device, a look at their upcoming Sunday ad insert (click to enlarge) shows some more of their typically lame sales

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• First Microsoft - Seinfeld Ad Airs: A Commercial About Nothing view story

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  • 2 days ago
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  They're here. I wrote earlier about Microsoft's new ad campaign, scheduled to start on Sept. 4th and to feature Jerry Seinfeld and Bill Gates. The first ad aired during the opening game of the NFL season between Washington and the New York Giants. It's ti

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• Aardvarks Get More Spam Than Zebras: Study view story

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  • 7 days ago
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  Email spam got you down? Is your first name Aaron? A study by Cambridge University security expert Richard Clayton shows that the first letter of your email address has a lot to do with the amount of spam you receive.

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• Bloomberg: Oops, Sorry, Steve Jobs is Not Dead view story

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  • 10 days ago
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  If you happened across a Bloomberg release at 4:27 PM EDT yesterday, you might have gasped. Apple stock might have crashed. But no, Steve Jobs is not dead.

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• More Antenna Tests: iPhone Antenna Still in the Clear view story

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  • 10 days ago
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  You'll recall I wrote that a Swedish newspaper took an iPhone to a lab for tests on its antenna. However, noting that the iPhone used in the tests had been performing well, the paper asked for some volunteers with misbehaving iPhones, so they could repeat

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• Major Security Hole Discovered in the iPhone view story

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  • 11 days ago
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  For you CEOs and Enterprise users: hold on before saying the iPhone is perfect for business. A major security hole has been found in the iPhone, and though most will say "so what," corporations who want Enterprise devices would say "whoa!"

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• U.K. Ad Authority Bans iPhone Ad view story

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  • 11 days ago
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  The U.K.'s Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has banned an ad for the iPhone after complaints that it was misleading. No, it's not about "twice as fast, half the price." Instead it's about the browsing prowess of the iPhone.

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• Asus Intros Scented Laptops view story

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  • 12 days ago
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  If this wasn't a post directly from Asus, I'd be inclined to file this with urban legends. But no, apparently not. Asus has designed a line of notebooks that literally smell, the ASUS F6 scented notebooks.

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• U.S. Broadband Sucks, But Less So on the East Coast: Study view story

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  • 13 days ago
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  Despite the fact that California, specifically Silicon Valley, is thought to be the heart of technology, it's the East Coast that rules in terms of broadband speeds, according to a study by affordable-broadband advocacy group Speed Matters.

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• Baidu Now Third Largest Search Engine in the World: comScore view story

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  • 13 days ago
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  On Thursday comScore released its search market share and query growth numbers for July. Google's market share rose 0.4%, which at the same time Yahoo!'s market share dropped 0.4%. Coincidence much?

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