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As smartphones and the applications that run on them take off, businesses and consumers are beginning to confront a budding dark side of the wireless Web. Online stores run by Apple Inc., Google Inc. and others now offer more than 250,000 applications such as games and financial tools. The apps have been a key selling point...

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• New Tablets Snatch The Spotlight From Apple iPad
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• A Digital Camera That Swaps Lenses, Priced to Please
• Facebook Bows to Pressure Over Privacy
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