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While Google remains the dominant search engine, its grasp on the mobile market is slipping in the face of increased competition from “native” applications designed for pocket-size devices. Phones have become the dominant portal through which people use the Internet. 
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When Apple released its latest upgrade in September, discontinuing its long association with Google maps in favor of its own substandard version, the outcry was loud and fierce. Apple has righted this wrong, and a new, free version of Google maps is now available for your iPhone from the App Store.
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Last week, Sarah Slocum, a San Francisco-based tech writer, wore Google Glass to a bar and was cursed out and assaulted by two women who ripped the Glass off her face. In Facebook post responding to the attack, Slocum called it a “hate crime,” but the media response has ranged from hostile to dismissive. Newser's Matt Cantor referred to Slocum as a "Glasshole" and New York magazine's Adam Martin called her argument an "overly fraught discussion of some idiocy that happened on the kind of drunken night you would usually want to forget.
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As Americans’ modes of communication change, the techniques that produce the most accurate polls seem to be changing as well.
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