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Dell’s ( DELL ) new Adamo laptop is by far the best-looking product ever to come out of Round Rock, Tex. Before you complain that Dell’s ultra-utilitarian approach to design has set the bar pretty low, I’ll add that the Adamo is a good-looking machine by any standard.

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Microsoft denies rumors of a Zune phone, but the idea has some merit. Is this just Verizon’s ploy to get Apple to play ball?

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As popular as the iPhone might be, law firms still prefer the BlackBerry, according to Edwards Angell partner Kelly D. Talcott. And while not as prominent as their iPhone cousins, there are many useful BlackBerry applications to make the addictive little device even more useful.

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In addition to a 22 percent year-over-year revenue decline, IAC announced during today’s first-quarter earnings call that it will acquire Urbanspoon for an undisclosed amount. There are many possible synergies with IAC’s Citysearch — most notably mobile. Citysearch is pushing harder on its mobile strategy after seeing that its mobile users are 5x more likely to write reviews than its online users. Urbanspoon’s biggest asset is clearly its iPhone app, which already pulls in Citysearch lo

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Two interesting and useful ideas caught my attention this morning involving the use of web2.0 tools or social media this morning involved doctors or patients in creative ways.The first one was CMLEarth, an interactive website based on Google Earth for CML patients to tell their stories and share information with fellow sufferers of the disease. The site is for patients, caregivers and physicians around the world. There is a short demo about the idea on the front page and the site is sponsored

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