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Ars Technicast Episode 24: Is it time to move into our Facebook Home? How much Facebook is too much Facebook? Hey, for some, there's never enough. Read More ...
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Don’t let Verizon, AT&T run roughshod over smaller carriers, DOJ warns Spectrum auctions should boost competition, antitrust officials tell FCC. Read More ...
Verizon kills early upgrade program, even for some current customers All competitors continue to offer early upgrades in some capacity. Read More ...
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Ars Premier: What can we do to make it better? We want your feedback! Read More ...
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