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June 02, 2011

Microsoft Buying Nokia's Phone Business For $19 Billion -- TWEET

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	Want To Use Google Apps? Better Upgrade Your Web Browser Wasn't cloud computing supposed to end forced software upgrades? Read »
	The Biggest Flops In Tech For 2011 (So Far) From the Verizon iPhone launch to Android tablets. Read »
	Facebook Is Staffing Up Its Next Billion Dollar Business Facebook's recruitment tells all. Read »

Employees are bringing their own devices to work. Here's what companies need to do to be prepared. Read »

A regular version of Windows, and a full-screen browser-based interface to run Web apps. Read »

That doesn't mean it's a bad idea, though. Read »


	The Crazy Story Of A Laptop Loaded With Confidential Emails About Goldman Sachs Found In The Trash -- The SAIcast Discuss This NYT-Goldman Sachs laptop escapade sounds just like the Gawker-iPhone 4 incident. Read »
	Here Are The First Official Pictures Of Windows 8 For Tablets -- And They Look Pretty Cool Surprised? Read »
	How To Find Your Facebook Number There's a way to find out roughly what number Facebook user you were, even if you changed your url. Read »
	The Internet Will Be Asian By 2015 Cisco predicts. Read »
	Software Patents Are Driving Fred Wilson To The Brink (And why he's right.) Read »
	Clever: A Dating Site For People Who Are Taken No, it's not for cheaters. It's for wingmen. Read »
	Microsoft Plays Hardball With PC Makers In Race To Produce Windows 8 Tablets Microsoft is strongly favoring Samsung, HP, and Dell, leaving other PC makers out in the cold. Read »