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Bestselling books the week of 8/5/10 according to IndieBound*
What's selling best in independent bookstores across America.
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iPhone 4 vs. BlackBerry Torch: How do they compare?
iPhone 4 vs. BlackBerry Torch: For the regular consumers who have been choosing iPhone and Android over BlackBerry, look at how the BlackBerry Torch stacks up against the iPhone 4.
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The Monitor's View: Private eyes are watching you (surf the Web)
Commercial tracking software often secretly records where users go on the Internet. If businesses don't set their own clear, simple privacy standards, government may need to step in with a 'do not track' option.
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Saudi Arabia to enact first BlackBerry ban on Friday
With several other countries threatening a BlackBerry ban, the smartphone's parent company stands to lose 2 million of its 46 million users worldwide.
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Internet security: Behind BlackBerry ban, rising concerns over smartphones
Internet security for the BlackBerry and other smartphones worry Saudi Arabia and the UAE, who want to monitor transmissions. But Internet security is increasingly demanded by users.
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BlackBerry Torch has some asking 'who needs an iPhone?'
BlackBerry Torch, the newest smartphone from RIM, was introduced in New York City this morning. Pundits are predicting that the BlackBerry Torch could take a bite out of the Apple iPhone. We're not so sure.
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BlackBerry Torch 9800 launch clouded by security spat with UAE
The United Arab Emirates wants greater access to BlackBerry communications data. Research in Motion, which released its new BlackBerry Torch 9800 on Tuesday, could lose a lucrative market.
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UAE's BlackBerry ban: Why is Canada silent?
The UAE's BlackBerry ban drew condemnation from freedom monitors and the US government, but nothing from Canada, BlackBerry's home country. 'Maybe it’s summer and they’re away,' says one watchdog.
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BlackBerry ban: Is UAE trying to crack down on Dubai's wild ways?
BlackBerry ban coming to the UAE is intended to improve security after Dubai's 'Wild West' ways came under scrutiny after a brash assassination earlier this year.
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Amazon Kindle 3 review roundup
Last week, Amazon took the wraps off its latest Kindle e-reader. We pluck the highlights from a mountain of Kindle 3 review copy.
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BlackBerry ban in UAE will reportedly extend to visitors, too
BlackBerry ban: Visitors to Dubai will have to do without BlackBerry e-mail, messaging and Web services starting in October, as the United Arab Emirates imposes a ban on the mobile devices.
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What is the RIM Blackpad?
RIM, the makers of the BlackBerry line of smartphones, is reportedly prepping an Apple iPad competitor dubbed the Blackpad.
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Shirley Sherrod: Does she have a case against Andrew Breitbart?
Shirley Sherrod said Thursday that she 'will definitely sue' Andrew Breitbart over the video that falsely portrayed her as a racist. The lawsuit could be a landmark for the blogosphere.
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RIM expected to release 'iPhone killer' next week
RIM, the maker of BlackBerry smartphones is expected to release their 'iPhone killer,' the new Blackberry 9800 model, next week.
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The ghost in the iPad. Why tech becomes us
From iron tools to iPads, technology changes way we think and interact. And that's the way it always is.
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Tea Party Caucus joins long, occasionally weird list of congressional groups
The Tea Party Caucus is the newest Congressional Member Organization on Capitol Hill. These groups focus on a range of important legislative issues, from highways to ... hockey?
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iPhone 4 case giveaway; iPhone 4 case to fix problems, says CEO
iPhone 4 case will help with reception problems, according to Apple CEO Steve Jobs. The iPhone 4 case will be available for all buyers.
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Shirley Sherrod: casualty of escalating 'tea party'-NAACP race spat?
Shirley Sherrod was forced to resign from her Agriculture Department post for comments in a video posted online that shows she discriminated against a white farmer, conservatives say. The video makes Shirley Sherrod the newest focal point of a race-baiting feud between the left and right.
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Will Droid X benefit from iPhone 4 havoc?
Droid X, the latest Droid phone from Motorola, is due out on Thursday. For Verizon, the timing is propitious.
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How are Tour de France towns are picked? Incognito.
Jean-Louis Pagès, a bespectacled former geography professor, spends nearly half the year on the road scouting future Tour de France towns – incognito. He already has a folder on his BlackBerry for 2015 possibilities.
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Does Borders have a shot at 17 percent of the e-book market?
Borders, now launching an e-bookstore, is late to the race.
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Evolution of the high school poet
A network of after-school programs draws teens into the world of spoken-word and slam poetry.
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Hamlet’s BlackBerry
Mining Plato, Shakespeare, and Thoreau for tips on better living in the digital age.
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Queen Elizabeth II makes visit to Canada
Queen Elizabeth II, wearing a yellow hat and a raincoat over her yellow suit, was officially welcomed to Halifax, Nova Scotia, by Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper.
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iPhone app campaigning? Candidates turning to phone apps
iPhone apps, maintaining a Facebook page, and Twitter feed have become standard practice for political candidates seeking to get their message out.
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