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 Microsoft Surface Tablet: Your Next Windows PC? Redmond's upcoming Surface hardware feels stylish, fresh, and exciting. Apple's iPad finally gets some real competition. Share:   |  Verizon to Allow Third-Party Tethering Apps on Android Phones The FCC has determined that Verizon is not allowed to prevent its customers from downloading third-party tethering apps and circumventing the carrier's extra $20 tethering charge. Share: | New Google Jelly Bean 7-inch Tablet Sells for $125 Overseas Prices are dropping on tablets running Android 4.1 OS, with Indian company Karbonn Mobiles announcing a tablet priced at around $125. Share: | Microsoft Outlook.Com: A Getting-Started Guide Less than 24 hours after Microsoft rolled out Outlook.com, one million people are already using the service. Here's what you need to know if you join them. 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Here are the details. Share: | Google Chromebook and Chromebox Buyers to Get 100GB of Free Google Drive Storage? It's not clear if existing Chromebook or Chromebox owners would get this supposed promotion. Share: | Images of Sony Xperia Tablet Leaked Online This new model is reportedly 42 percent thinner than the Sony Tablet S it is replacing, and lighter as well. Share: | 3 Reasons Businesses Will Like Office 2013 As the changing Microsoft environment pushes IT to Office 2013 readiness, business will discover neat capabilities. Share: | 21 Awesome GPS and Location-Aware Apps for Android Want basic driving directions? Help finding cheap gas? A cool way to create a digital scrapbook of your latest trip? Android has an app for that, and more. Share: | Outlook.com Snares One Million Sign-ups in First 6 Hours More than 1 million people registered with the new Outlook.com email service on opening day, Microsoft said. 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