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  You may be tempted to compare Microsoft's revamped mapping service to Google Maps, but if that's all you do, you'll overlook some of its best features.

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  Microsoft's latest OS has been earning raves, but it's far from perfect. Here are seven key flaws.
• It's Google Friend Connect vs. Facebook Connect
• Bing's Cool New Search Tools: A Visual Tour
• Google Search Page Gets a New Look
• Details Leak on Motorola's DROID Sequel
• Why Privacy Concerns are Ruining Facebook
• Intel's New Concept CPU: 48 Cores On A Single Chip

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• Google Goes With HTML5 Over Gears Google will end Gears, an open-source plug-in project it launched two years ago to allow Web applications to function offline.
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