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• Tech Inciter
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• Today @ PC World
  AT&T, NYC, and the Disappearing iPhone Mystery Ladies and gentlemen, prepare yourselves: We have a new twist in the slow-news-day-driven mystery of the vanishing iPhone in the state of New York.
• Today @ PC World
  How the Amazon Kindle May Evolve in 2010 E-readers were a hit this holiday season, but the e-reader market is likely to change dramatically next year. To stay on top, Amazon may need to reinvent the Kindle--or at least tweak it a bit.
• Tech Inciter
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• Today @ PC World
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