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AT&T to sell Nokia Lumia 900 for $100 on April 8 — Nokia's Lumia 900 smartphone will hit AT&T's store shelves on April 8, a move Nokia hopes will usher a return to the U.S. in a big way. The phone will sell for $99.99 with a two-year contract, AT&T told CNET.| Paul Thurrott's / SuperSite for Windows: |
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I Won The Windows Phone Challenge, But Lost “Just Because” — I headed down to the Santa Clara Microsoft Store this morning after hearing about the Windows Phone challenge last night. For those not familiar, anyone who completes a task faster than a Windows Phone on their own smart phone … | Jeffrey Meisner / The Official Microsoft Blog: |
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Microsoft Raids Tackle Net Crime — SEATTLE — Microsoft employees, accompanied by United States marshals, raided two nondescript office buildings in Pennsylvania and Illinois on Friday, aiming to disrupt one of the most pernicious forms of online crime today — botnets … | Florian Mueller / FOSS Patents: |
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Kim Dotcom: The US Government is Wrong, Here's Why — For a man who's the main defendant in one of the biggest criminal cases ever brought in the US, Kim Dotcom is surprisingly composed. — The Megaupload founder is convinced of his innocence, and instead of letting fear or anger get to him, he is excited.| Reuters: |
Tough times in the U.S.-China iPad smuggling game — (Reuters) - Early on the morning of March 16, Wong Tat joined a line of about 100 people waiting for the launch of the new iPad in a chilly rain outside an Apple store on the outskirts of San Francisco. — When the doors opened … | Jean-Louis Gassée / Monday Note: |
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Apple tipped to further distance itself from Google with the inclusion of China's Baidu in iOS — Apple's impending divorce from Google is about to take another step towards a split, according to suggestions in China that iOS may soon get local search support.| Jon Russell / The Next Web: |
Tim Cook does what Jobs didn't: Visit China as Apple's CEO — Tim Cook has been spotted in China, making him the first Apple CEO to visit the world's most populous country, sparking a media frenzy among a nation that is already obsessed by Apple. — The Apple CEO was spotted by Sina Weibo users … | Leena Rao / TechCrunch: |
Card Case Adds More Merchant Discovery, Social Features To iOS And Android; Becomes ‘Pay With Square’ — Square's consumer-focused loyalty and mobile payments app Card Case, which debuted in 2011, has been pushing the envelope when it comes to the future of payments, allowing for hands-free … | New York Times: |
Draw Something Changes the Game Quickly for Omgpop — At a cocktail party on the second floor of the expensive Bowery Hotel in Manhattan on Thursday night, as trays of stuffed mushrooms and thinly sliced filet mignon circulated, Charles Forman was marveling at how quickly things can change.
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