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OBA Bone.

Nakai-san does it again, never gets Old.

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OK, file this one under "and how exactly did they figure that out?" but apparently you can operate your iPhone touch screen with a mushroom.

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Box, which offers a cloud storage and file sharing to business customers, is getting more global, inking a deal to with Equinix to run on six of that company's IBX data centers around the world.

Up until now, more than half of Box's claimed 14 million customers were outside the U.S. but all of its data center capacity were there. Now, Box will also run in…

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The existence of Samsung's Verizon-bound Ativ Odyssey smartphone was one of the bigger surprises at Microsoft’s recent Windows Phone 8 launch event — it was the only handset highlighted that hadn’t already been revealed — but no one was willing to talk details at the time.

That’s unfortunately still the case now, but thanks to a newly-released photo from @EvLeaks…

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“What’s the best feature of the Surface?”

“Um, everything.”

Thus began my experience at a local mall buying a Microsoft Surface.

Yes, I bought a Surface — me, the lover of all things Apple and perhaps the biggest fan of the iPad out there. It’s important for me to have the competitive landscape context for my continued musings on Apple’s tablets.

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Recent financial news from the big chip firms has been grim. But the bad news goes beyond worries about the global economic climate and the death of the PC. In the last five years, computing has gone from something done on a server or a PC, to all-day continuous computing on a variety of devices. And the chip giants from Intel to Qualcomm are feeling the repercussions from that giant shift.

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