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Where SOPA supporters went wrong

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Where SOPA supporters went wrong

What SOPA supporters and lawmakers didn't realize was that the law provided a howitzer-sized deterrent to a peashooter problem. Read more

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iTunes U update announced by Apple

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Europe to decide Google, Motorola fate by February 13

TripIt updates business travel planning service

Online advertising budgets: 5% for Facebook in 2012

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Apple revamps the textbook

Apple sets sights on students with iTunes U, iBooks 2

Google is the coolest workplace in the U.S.--again

Nike unveils its FuelBand activity-tracking device

Twitter buys social-network aggregator Summify

One early winner in SOPA protest: Wikipedia

Apple bests Samsung as buyer of tiny mics

Siri's future ambitions detailed in new patent application

Verizon turns on 4G LTE in five new cities


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[TechRepublic] Ultrabooks cheat sheet cuts through the hype

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Ultrabooks cheat sheet cuts through the hype

Are ultrabooks a unique category of computer or just the next step in the laptop's evolution? This cheat sheet helps you decide. Read more

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Consumer trend shows Apple closing the gap on Android

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Risks and rewards of tablets in an organization

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Five apps to help you clean up your Android device

Keeping your Android devices clean will help free up space, prevent slowdowns, and ensure that you have enough system resources for smooth operation. Read more

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How to take advantage of fast app switching in Windows Phone 7

Fast app switching is a great enhancement in the Mango release and doesn't require any extra work from WP7 developers. Find out why Justin James says don't forget tombstoning. Read more

Ask Jack: iPhone email client replacement

Jack Wallen replies to a member who is looking for an iPhone app with similar functionality as the TouchDown mail client for Android. Read more

Windows Phone: The Hail Mary pass is now in the air

Windows Phone had a big CES with major announcements from Nokia, HTC, and AT&T. It's now do-or-die for Microsoft in mobile. Learn why. Read more

Cracking Open Live at CES: Samsung Galaxy Nexus

Bill Detwiler and Jason Hiner crack open the Samsung Galaxy Nexus live on the CNET stage at CES 2012. Read more

Calibre: A free, open source ebook management solution that truly delivers

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Android fragmentation is real

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