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Seth Weintraub
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Andy Rubin: Google activates 300,000 phones every day
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Chrome Crankshaft Javascript engine scores fluctuate
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What’s in the Mysterious Black Chrome OS Box?
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ChromeOS hits Microsoft hard with Citrix announcement
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Verizon offers Chrome OS netbook data plans
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Google: Chrome Browser has 120M active users
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RIM to add Android app compatibility to QNX PlayBook tablet?
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Andy Rubin hints at Nokia relationship, shows Motorola tablet
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Google finally opens its eBookstore in the Cloud
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Samsung announces the next Google phone, the Nexus S
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