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• Google May Leave China By April 10, Report Says
• Windows Phone 7 Mirrors iPhone with Missing Features Microsoft threw out the playbook for Windows Phone 7, but seems to be closely following Apple's iPhone playbook--including the features it doesn't have.
• iPad Expected to Beat iPhone's First 3-Month Sales Apple is reportedly taking 20,000 orders daily for the device, which is scheduled to ship April 3.
• Google Launches 3D Graphics Driver Project for Chrome Google has launched a new project for Chrome that will let the browser run a wider range of graphics content without downloading additional drivers.
• Pramati Aims to Integrate Social Networking and Business Indian product company; Pramati; introduces Qontext; a social collaboration environment for businesses
• Open Source Miranda IM Pulls All Your Instant Message Networks Together Merge multiple instant messengers into a single, open-source app with Miranda IM.
• Novell's Pulse Enterprise 2.0 Suite Goes Beta Next Week Novell will open the beta test period for its Pulse enterprise social-networking and collaboration suite next week.
• High-Speed Scanner Reads 200 Pages per Minute The University of Tokyo developed a scanner that can handle curved pages and read 200 pages in around a minute. No, that isn't a typo.
• Tech Equipment Tax Deduction Tips Knowing how, when, and when not to deduct your technology expenses is key to minimizing your taxes while avoiding inquisitive IRS auditors.
• Google's Nexus One Heads to Four Big US Networks Android phone had a rocky start on T-Mobile, but availability on AT&T, Verizon and Sprint may boost its popularity.
• Xbox 360 May Support USB Storage with Update A document reportedly references an upcoming update that lets the console use USB storage devices.
• Multicore Requires OS Rework, Windows Architect Advises Windows architect Dave Probert sees doing away with the OS kernel altogether, in favor of the hypervisor.
• iPad Fans Create Flash-Free Sites to Support the Tablet The Wall Street Journal and National Public Radio plan to build Flash-free versions of their websites for iPad users.
• Palm CEO: We Could Have Been Bigger Than Droid Palm released disappointing third-quarter results and said that inventories are piling up for operators.
• Max and the Magic Marker One of the reasons why I like playing videogames are the God-like abilities I am bestowed with. There's a certain feeling of omnipotence when I control a pudgy...