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    <title><![CDATA[   For Verizon users, Droid fills a void ]]></title>
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        Droid, the so-called iPhone killer that uses the Android 2.0 operating system from Google, goes on sale this morning at Verizon Wireless stores. Among iPhone nation, the reaction to Verizon&amp;rsquo;s in-your-face marketing campaign for the Droid &amp;mdash; those &amp;ldquo;iDon&amp;rsquo;t&amp;rdquo; commercials that mock the supposed shortcomings of America&amp;rsquo;s favorite smartphone &amp;mdash; has ranged from bemusement to irritation to litigation.      
    
  

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    <title><![CDATA[   Overland Park pub and customers are victims of cyber credit card attack ]]></title>
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        An Overland Park bar and grill and more than 100 of its customers were victims of a sophisticated cyber credit card attack, police said Wednesday.      
    
  

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    <title><![CDATA[   Firm makes sound progress on cell phone tests ]]></title>
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        You never know what you&#39;ll find in Lenexa. Walk into a store-front office off Strang Line Road and in the back is a 15-foot cube-shaped chamber built in France and designed to keep out the RF signals used in communications.      
    
  

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    <title><![CDATA[   Facebook updates lead authorities to fugitive fraud suspect ]]></title>
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        SEATTLE | Maxi Sopo was living the dream of a fugitive abroad, kicking back on the beaches of Cancun by day, partying in the clubs by night. Then he did two things that are never a good idea when you&amp;rsquo;re on the run: He started posting Facebook updates about how much fun he was having, and he added a former Justice Department official to his list of friends.      
    
  

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    <title><![CDATA[   Kindle lightens textbook load, but flaws remain ]]></title>
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        SEATTLE | It&amp;rsquo;s an experiment that has made back-to-school a little easier on the back: Amazon.com gave more than 200 college students its Kindle e-reading device this fall, loaded with digital versions of their textbooks. But some students miss the conveniences of paper &amp;mdash; highlighting, flagging pages with sticky notes and scribbling in the margins.      
    
  

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