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  • For some, developing on Android is more lucrative than iOS

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  • Google is killing the voice plan

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  • Latest comScore numbers have Android at #1 in US

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  • LawPivot lawyers up from Apple

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  • Symbian and Microsoft comment on Android in November 2007

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  • Sprint to get 4G Nexus S?

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  • Google to throw the kill switch on malicious apps

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  • Wael Ghonim shares Revolution 2.0 experience on Ted Talks

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  • Apple’s “Speeds and Feeds” is a preemptive strike

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  • Patents are ammo in YouTube and Netflix’s video wars

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  • Steve Jobs’ reality distortion takes its toll on truth

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  • Schmidt 2010: ‘Tell me the difference between a large phone and a tablet’

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  • What does an Amazon app market mean for Android?

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  • Google user-managed storage launches with up to 16 terabytes of space

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  • Google goes to the tape to get lost emails back

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