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Duality and the End of Reactive (Channel 9)channel9.msdn.com
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Firefox OS ecosystem continues expansion and redefines the entry-level smartphoneblog.mozilla.org
Mozilla, the mission-based organization dedicated to promoting openness, innovation and opportunity on the Web, is demonstrating the latest advancements to its Firefox OS open mobile ... -
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Have You Hugged a Concrete Pillar Today?gatesnotes.com
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AT&T: We need to buy DirecTV because U-verse TV is a failurearstechnica.com
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Why can't Microsoft get their products right on the first try? • Owenedowened.co.nz
If you follow the news closely enough, you might notice that Microsoft tends to follow a product cycle along the lines of: Announce product Realize product isn’t catching on (or there are lots of complaints), make changes and improve product... | Owen ... - pintical.com
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idibidiart/AllSeeingEyegithub.com
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