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The State of the Android Ecosystem As the Android device market continues to segment amongst hardware and software, how will service providers respond? - Chris Head, PCWorld More From Geek Tech Lab Notes: Kingston vs. VelociRaptor Storage Smackdown Our analysts do a little rogue performance testing after hours to figure out how a high-performance HDD like the VelociRaptor stacks up against a simple RAM upgrade. Share: Verizon 4G Rollout Rumored for the 2010 Holiday Season Get ready for even higher-speed mobile data with a USB modem from Verizon and LG! New rumors suggest that Verizon will launch its LTE network later this year. Share: USB Connector Can Be Plugged In Any Way Up Technology research company Ultratek has unveiled its new Flipper USB connector, a USB connector that can be used in either orientation. 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