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Computer Geek asked: I am planning on getting the iphone when it comes out. I would like to know a few things about it. What are the pros and cons of getting it? Anything would be helpful!
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If you’re the type who loves breaking down computers, clocks, and other devices just to see what’s in there, or you dig numbers and cost-to-mark-up ratios, you might like this story from BusinessWeek. The news outlet took a look at the as-yet-unreleased Pre and reported on some estimates of what all those parts could cost Palm.

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While Palm’s look but don’t touch policy regarding Pre at press events has been a bit frustrating, I have to hand it to them here.

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Though Verizon Wireless’ official acquisition of Alltel Wireless closed on January 9th, the carrier had until May 9th to spin off the markets agreed to be divested as a part of the deal.

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It may not be the best looking device on the planet, but the Verizon-bound Motorola A4500 world phone does receive a few points for decent features.

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Who didn’t know that Amazon was serious about ebook readers? Kindle’s been stoking readers’ burning desire to read digitally on the go for years, not to mention its recent App Store entry, Kindle for iPhone

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Holy shmoly — Is the N-series flagship smartphone finally coming our way? After months of waiting, I was actually starting to believe this device was a myth, a fictional concoction on par with the chronicles of Zeus or Hercules. (Actually, Nokia’s based in Finland, but I didn’t know any Finnish lore to reference.) The N97, aka “Snow White” — the object of lust for many an American Nokia fankid — may finally be on its way

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Motorola reported a net loss of $231 million or 10 cents per share in the first quarter 2009, still beating Wall Street expectations which pegged the loss, excluding items, at 11 cents per share. The loss was widened from a $194 million loss or 9 cents per share, in the same quarter last year. CEO Sanjay Jha said that cost reduction strategies of $1.5 billion helped the company recoup from a disappointing fourth quarter, when the company reported a net loss of $3.6 billion and a 51 percent decrease in handset sales.

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