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Verizon gets caught stealing from its customers
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Ballmer: Android ain’t free. Microsoft gets paid.
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Microsoft files ITC patent complaint against Motorola/Android
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Google URL shortener/QR code service goes public
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Goldman sees profit in Android
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WebP: Google’s attempt to change images on the web
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Bloomberg releases its Android app
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Changewave: Android gains on iPhone
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Google reopens its phone store
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HP stops making Androids
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