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– ” It’s not so much a phone as it is a portable cloud client. The one nice thing about the deep integration between the device and Google services, though, is you no longer have what I call “sync anxiety” – the fear that something you do on your mobile device won’t end up showing up in the other places where you want it to appear. With the Nexus One you’re basically operating on the live data – the concept of syncing isn’t really so relevant.”
– “Wikileaks, a non-profit agency that exposes government and corporate secrets by publishing documents through its web site, said on Twitter that it’s managed to raise enough money to continue operating, but not enough to pay its staff. “
– “Am gestrigen Mittwoch hat Nokia einen durchschlagenden Erfolg für seine OVI Maps verkündet: 1,4 Millionen Downloads in den knapp 2 Wochen seit Ankündigung der kostenfreien Variante des Dienstes; 1 weiterer Download jede Sekunde. 20 Prozent der Downloads kommen aus China.”
