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Another day, another liveblog. Today its the Motorola Keynote at Om Malik's Mobilize, where Motorola will announce some of their Android projects. Or something. [live.gizmodo.com]China and Portugal Agree: Next-Gen iPods Will Have Cameras (Updated!)
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