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"Welcome to the Weekend Web" ["I browse RSS feeds via Google Reader exclusively on the iPhone"] Paul's SuperSite blog 9:54 PM
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"Unnamed Media Exec: Apple's Not So Hard to Work With" iPodObserver 9:19 PM
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"Apple geek opens 'new' Apple IIc from 1988" Zezes 8:43 PM
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"Google's Android: How Will it Compare to iPhone?" ReadWriteWeb 5:58 PM
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"Why Being Cool Can Drive Sales for Starbucks and Apple" Boring Market 5:05 PM
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"Apple vs. Google vs. Linux vs. Microsoft: The Fight For the Desktop is On!" IT Management 2:24 PM
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"Why All Next-Gen iPhone Pix Are Fake" SvenOnTech 1:08 PM
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"10 Things Apple Should Fix in the iPhone (Wait-a-Thon!)" The iPhone Blog 11:12 AM
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"Where I discover Rob Enderle's progeny" Inner Daemon 10:41 AM
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"Apple is likely to hit its goal of 1% market share in 2008" Apple Gazette 10:11 AM
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"Mac Value Comes from Productivity and MacBook Integrated Graphics Debated" Low End Mac 10:10 AM
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"Samsung has a history of stealing Mac OS X icons" Macenstein 8:20 AM
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"The Apple iPhone is the CSI Phone on TV at least" Phones Review 7:43 AM
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"We're all guinea pigs in Google's search experiment" CNET News.com 5:07 PM
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"The most crazy tech story since the HP pretexting scandal" CNET News.com 5:07 PM
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"GooTube: Google is turning YouTube into its own kind of data gold mine. So what if a few founding employees wind up in the dust?" Forbes.com 3:19 PM
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"'State Of The Internet' Shows Attacks, Network Speeds Up: Attacks coming from 125 countries targeted 23 unique network ports, with the most malicious traffic coming from the United States and China, Akamai reports." InformationWeek 2:57 PM
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"Bargain Hunt: All-In-One Printers" PC Magazine 12:42 PM
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"No BlackBerry? Your Cellphone May Do the Trick" WSJ.com 11:19 AM
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"Why Do We Accept Signatures by Fax?" Wired 11:01 AM
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"What are the barriers to 'Virtualization 2.0?'" ZDNet 10:53 AM
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"Firefox 3: The Semantic Web Browser? The concept of the Semantic Web is moving from the lab to the mainstream and Mozilla is doing its part to push it along." InternetNews.com 2:12 PM
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"Corporate Fraud Preys on the Vulnerable" PC World 11:06 AM
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"Windows 7: The Search for Dock" Macenstein 8:40 AM
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"Why Rupert Murdoch should defrag Bill Gates -- and the rest of tech" Valleywag 8:22 AM
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