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 Samsung Galaxy Tab to Be Sold by Four Major US Carriers Samsung's Galaxy Tab will be sold by T-Mobile, Verizon Wireless, AT&T, and Sprint. Share:   |  Microsoft's Windows Phone 7: Another Porn-Free Platform Microsoft released the final version of its Windows Phone Developer Tools on Thursday, at the same time reminding developers what will and won't fly in its soon-to-launch app store. Share: | Internet Explorer 9s Forecast for Businesses: Murky PC users and businesses in particular may not adopt IE 9 as quickly as Microsoft would like, according to industry analysts. Lack of support for Windows XP is just one reason. Share: | Groupon Pwned by Photographer Using Stolen Images for Promo The coupon service pulls a photography deal after the photographer is revealed -- by crowdsourcing -- to be a sham. Share: | How Does the Samsung Galaxy Tab Compared to Rival Tablets? Samsung Galaxy Tab is the Apple iPad's biggest threat to date. 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Share: | Diaspora Social Network Is No Threat to Facebook Yet The homegrown, open-source social networking project hopes to put power in the hands of its users. Share: | Samsung Galaxy Tab: Which Carrier Will You Pick? Since we get a choice of carriers for the Galaxy Tab, it's time to review which services are the winners -- and where. Share: | Windows Phone 7's CDMA Delay Presents an iPhone Problem If speculation of a CDMA iPhone proves accurate, Microsoft will play second fiddle to Apple's highly-anticipated migration to other carriers. Share: | Can Yahoo Pump New Life Into a Dead Horse? Yahoo overhauls its search tools and Web mail services. Is it enough for Yahoo to get its coolness back? Share: | |  | | Downloads: Editor's Collection | | PCWorld Reviewers' Favorite Files: August 2010August is a good month for get-togethers, and for getting things together. PCWorld's reviewers felt the lure of file management utilities, PIMs, and spam blockers. 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