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| July 4th, 2008iPod Touch and the Missing Apps There are times when the world outside and the one inside the confines of my office come together. This week, for example, issues surrounding the iPod touch and the applications shipped with the January software upgrade collided. Read the article* More iPod Information * Bose SoundDock Portable iMainGo 2 Speaker: Small, Cheap, and Sounds Good Imation Acquires XtremeMac Chrysler Makes Vehicles Wi-Fi Hotspots
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