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 Adobe Edge: What You Need to Know Adobe has released a preview of its new HTML5 tool but what does it mean for you? Share:   |  Apple Reveals iCloud Pricing, Apps Apple revealed pricing for its iCloud.com storage service and began to allow developers access to the service Share: | Apple iCloud: What it is, and What it Costs Apple has revealed details on pricing for iCloud, along with the beta version of iCloud.com. Here's a rundown of what the service is and what it'll do for users. Share: | Nokia, Microsoft Announce Windows Phone Event for August 17 Could this be the official reveal of Nokias first Windows Phone? Share: | HP Drops TouchPad Price to Spur Sales Amid weak sales of Android-powered tablets, HP is offering a $50 'instant rebate' on its 16GB and 32GB TouchPad tablets until September. 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