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 Parents Get New Weapons in War Over Kids' Phones Thanks to social networks, bullying is no longer confined to the schoolyard; victims are potentially subject to harassment anytime, anywhere, and from any handheld device. Share:   |  Google's Motorola Buy Seen Boosting Android in Workplace Samsung, the biggest maker of Android devices, is already trying to sell both tablets and smartphones for workplaces, while Lenovo is doing the same with tablets. Share: | Facebook May be Eyeing Opera Web Browser, Reports Say Whether any such purchase of Opera by Facebook is imminent is pure speculation, but if it happens Google and Apple could be in for more competition. Share: | Internet Freedom Advocates Take a Page From Caped Crusader Reddit founder Alexis Ohanian and online advocacy group Fight for the Future are said to plan 'Bat-Signal for the Internet.' 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Share: | Aged Windows XP Costs 5x More to Manage Than Windows 7 As XP's life wanes, Microsoft talks dollars to get businesses to ditch 11-year-old OS. Share: | Wall Street Beat: After Facebook Fiasco, Don't Write off Tech IPOs The Facebook IPO may have been a fiasco, but don't put the nail in the coffin just yet for other tech offerings this year. Share: | Most OpenOffice Users Run Windows Nearly 9 out of 10 downloads of the new version of OpenOffice have been for Windows machines, rather than Linux, according to recently released statistics from Apache. Share: | Resolving a Software Purchase Hassle A reader in Papua New Guinea seeks help with a software purchase he can't complete; also, an antivirus software company drops a customer support firm for aggressive tactics. Share: | Short on Funds? Dont BuyUse Online Barter Sites! Why part with cold, hard cash when you can tradeon a swap sitesomething that you no longer need for something you really want? 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