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Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1: What You Need to Know Before Buying If you're in the market for a new tablet that's not the iPad, then the Note 10.1 might be the tablet for you. - Ian Paul, PCWorld Share: Consumer Alerts Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1: What You Need to Know Before Buying Facebook's IPO Disaster Raises Speculation About Zuckerberg's Future 2 Services That Help Protect Public Wi-Fi Users Shamoon Malware Cripples Windows PCs to Cover Tracks Hulu Content May Change This Fall, Report Says Windows 8 System Builder Version May Come Cheap Biometric ID Tool Benefits Questioned in Light of Privacy Concerns Cloud Company Ending 'Lifetime' Hosting Promise Get More Tips Online PCWorld Arrives on the iPad Download our app to get a heaping tabletful of news, Top Ten lists, reviews, and how-to advice delivered fresh to your iPad throughout the day. 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