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Smartphones: how to manage the worst of computing and networking
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Mossberg: Mobile operators are soviet ministries
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What do you want to do where today?
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More than just another Windows Mobile 6.1 3G GPS phone: MWg Zinc II
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Patently nonsense: smartphones, scanners and open source
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