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Pirating Movies Doesn't Make a Difference
By Chris Ciaccia

Hollywood's major gripe with pirating movies, or the act of seeing them for free, is that it brings down box-office revenues, costs jobs and hurts the economy.
Not so fast, according to a survey conducted by researchers from the University of Minnesota and Wellesley College.
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RIM Thinks You're All "Morons"
By Chris Ciaccia

You want to know the real reason Research In Motion took so long to hire a new CEO?
Apparently one director thinks it's because people outside the company are "children or morons."
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Will Apple Sell an iPad Nano?
By Chris Ciaccia

Steve Jobs was insistent that a 7-inch iPad would never work, because it would ruin the experience, yet the rumors of a 7-inch iPad from Apple never go away.
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Windows on ARM Won't Be Stripped Down
By Chris Ciaccia
Relax ARM fan-boys, the newest version of Windows will be able to run all your favorite Microsoft programs after all.
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Will the iPad 3 Be Released on March 9?
By Chris Ciaccia

After months of speculation of when Apple would release the iPad 3, we may finally have some kind of firm date. It looks to be around the same time-frame that the Cupertino, Calif.-based company has announced a refresh in the past.
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Why The iPhone is More Important to Sprint Than Other Carriers
By Chris Ciaccia

We all know the iPhone is important to carriers such as Verizon, AT&T and to Sprint.
Now we've learned just how important it is, after Sprint Nextel reported fourth quarter earnings this morning.
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ARM Chips For Macbooks?
By Chris Ciaccia

If you are clamoring for an ARM-based Macbook Air, Macbook Pro, or other Apple computer, you might not have to wait much longer.
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How Much Would You Pay For The Apple TV?
By Chris Ciaccia

Best Buy thinks you'll pay $1499 for an Apple television set, at least if the details from its customer survey are to be believed.
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Google is Solving For "X"
By Chris Ciaccia

Google has always been quirky, and never done the conventional thing. Now we're getting word that the company's X Lab, it's top-secret project, may be launching its "Solve for X" website.
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