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Nokia asked to pay $383-million over tax evasion claims in India
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Social reader Flipboard’s new app lets you make your own magazines
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After legal hassles, Sweden’s Language Council kills the word ‘unGoogleable’
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Chinese media’s anti-Apple onslaught continues
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BlackBerry is taking over your iPhone or Android to sell the Z10
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TV’s smart new age and Facebook’s app problems: top stories you have to read
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Google’s chairman’s phone of choice? Um, that would be a BlackBerry
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