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Top 10 smartphones of 2010 include Apple iPhone 4, HTC EVO 4G, Samsung Galaxy S, Motorola Droid, HTC Droid Incredible, BlackBerry Torch, Google Nexus One, Nokia N8, HTC Desire and HTC HD7.
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Jobless rates jump in 28 states in June

Jobless rates jumped in June from the month before in more than half of the U.S. states as sinking public employment reversed the trend of steadily improving labor conditions in the first half of 2011, Labor Department data released on Friday showed.
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Mac OS X Lion and MacBook Air Will Release Today?

The newest rumor about the release of Mac OS X Lion and MacBook Air is circulating in the Internet and it says that the release date is Wednesday at 8:30 a.m (EST), according to MacRumor and 9to5mac.
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Exclusive: Americans to stay thrifty this back-to-school season

Almost two-thirds of U.S. shoppers plan to spend the same or less this back-to-school season as last year, a survey showed, in an early sign that retailers may not obtain a huge boost from the second-biggest selling season of the year.
Screen projection of the OS X Lion features is pictured during the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference in San Francisco.

Apple Set to Unveil Mac OS X Lion, MacBook Air on Wednesday?

Apple is launching Mac OS X Lion, its latest Mac operating system, on Wednesday? If the latest rumors have any credibility, then yes, the Lion may roar on Wednesday. According to reports, the new operating system from Apple's camp will land tomorrow.
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Sears: 'Too Good Too Be True' iPad 2 Priced at $69

The result of an erroneous price marked on the new Apple iPad 2 sent bargain shoppers running to Sears.com to purchase the shockingly priced item. Sears' online deal of $69 for the iPad 2 seemed too good to be true - and it was.
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Sears $69 iPad 2: It Was Only a Typo

Sears was selling an iPad 2 for $69 at its online store over the weekend through a third party vendor. But the offering was a mistake, caused by a typo the company says. All sales were cancelled by Sears.

Borders Closer to Liquidation; Deadline Passes Without Bidder

America's second-largest bookstore chain moved closer to liquidation as the company has not found a bidder that wants to keep its stores open. There's still hope, as some talks continue, but there's little time left remaining before Borders enters liquidation.

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