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Is Kik too perfect to live?

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John Moe
Nov 9, 2010
The messenger app Kik has only been public for 18 days but it's become insanely popular, already well above 1.5 million users. It's free, fast as...
Posted In: apple, before this did you really know what live was?, Blackberry, iPhone, kik, social media
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Motorola Droid Pro wants to eat BlackBerry's lunch

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John Moe
Oct 6, 2010
As BlackBerry flails somewhat in trying to capture a share of the consumer smartphone market, at least it has had business customers to fall back...
Posted In: android, Blackberry, business, gadgets
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PlayBook enters the tablet computer fray

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John Moe
Sep 27, 2010
Research In Motion, the company that should just call itself BlackBerry in order to make my life easier because then I wouldn't have to type all...
Posted In: Blackberry, business, gadgets, iPad, mobile
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MID-DAY UPDATE: The world's central banks agree to reforms...

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Bill Radke
Sep 13, 2010
Will they work?...
Posted In: bank reform, Basel, Blackberry, Boehner, Chicago, mid-day update, Oprah Winfrey, sustainable fashion, tax cuts, Taxes
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MID-DAY UPDATE: Roadblocks and a traffic jam

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Daryl Paranada
Aug 24, 2010
Fed officials were divided over the Federal Reserve's decision to buy more government debt Apple has filed a patent to identify jailbreakers, w...
Posted In: apple, Blackberry, China, Federal Reserve, India, job applications, mid-day update, Philadelphia, South Africa, stem cell research
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Blackberry Torch is not selling

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John Moe
Aug 17, 2010
Reviews of Blackberry's new Torch smart phone have not been positive. The consensus seems to be that it's a nice enough phone but not innovative,...
Posted In: Blackberry
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MID-DAY UPDATE: The Federal Reserve will announce...

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Bill Radke
Aug 10, 2010
... something. What is "quantitative easing"? Google and Verizon reached... something. What is "net neutrality"? Police raid Google's Seoul of...
Posted In: Blackberry, community gardens, Federal Reserve, Google, mid-day update, net neutrality, quantitative easing, Research in Motion, Saudi Arabia, Tiger Woods, Verizon, welfare fraud
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Suddenly everyone's talking about Blackberry!

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John Moe
Aug 3, 2010
In a smart phone world where iPhone and Android are Lennon and McCartney, Blackberry is George Harrison, hanging in the background, the quiet one. ...
Posted In: android, Blackberry, iPhone
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United Arab Emirates to blackout Blackberry starting in October

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John Moe
Aug 2, 2010
As the New York Times reports, the issue here is with the highly complex encryption used by Blackberry maker Research In Motion. The encryption...
Posted In: Blackberry
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BP goes in for the kill ...

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Bill Radke
Aug 2, 2010
"Static kill," that is -- pumping in mud & cement. Meanwhile, Congress looks into BP's use of chemical dispersants. And BP is said to be...
Posted In: Blackberry, BP, caskets, double rainbow, Geithner, mid-day update, Spirit Airlines, Transgenic salmon, United Arab Emirates, YouTube

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