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Working with Windows and Linux, playing with the Mac-- Google Insights data suggests that we enjoy our Macs for more than we enjoy Windows and Linux.

You don't really need an iPhone 3G--The iPhone 3G is popular because people want it. And after a few weeks of using it, they realize quickly that they really didn't need it.

IBM tests 4-terabyte solid-state drive tech--Big Blue announces solid-state drive technology that achieves high speed and power savings, even if only in the labs so far.

Google's weird ways with open-source licenses--Company takes an odd, circuitous route to reapproving two popular open-source licenses, Mozilla Public License and Eclipse Public License, for its Google Code open-source repository.

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