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Share: | Samsung Launches Low-end Windows Phone With 4-inch Display Samsung Electronics has announced the Samsung Omnia M, a Windows Phone with a 4-inch Super AMOLED display that will first become available in Europe. Share: | Bing Social vs Google Search Plus Your World: Feature Showdown Bing and Google are taking different routes to incorporate social features into search. Here's a look at their competing forays into social integration. Share: | This Just In: Cloud Computing is Hard, and Takes a Long Time A recent survey from Cisco finally tells us what we suspected all along. Share: | Six Ways to Use Multiple Displays With Your Laptop Dual monitors improve productivity, but it can be hard to get laptops to use multiple displays. It's not impossible, though. Check out these six tips for connecting laptops to external monitors. 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