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Monday Morning Links Serving: The March 20th Edition

-AT&T Buys T-Mobile for $39 Billion
AT&T just announced a definitive agreement with Deutsche Telekom to buy T-Mobile USA for $39 billion in cash and stock. In a press release, AT&T said the agreement has been approved by both companies’ boards of directors.

-Music Industry Destroys Another Powerful Free Download Tool
In September 2010, the Mulve music download tool reached the peak of its popularity. Pulling on the resources of VKontakte – Russia’s Facebook equivalent – it provided instant access to millions of high quality tracks from just about every artist imaginable.

-Internet Explorer 9: Hands On, First Impressions
Internet Explorer 9 debuted this week into a flourishing browser market; Microsoft’s new browser will have to shine in order to win back any users who’ve since transitioned to Safari, Chrome, Firefox, or even Opera.

-Android 50% faster than iPhone 4 in loading Web pages, study says
The latest Android smartphone loaded Web pages 52% faster than iPhone 4 running iOS 4.3, according to thousands of independent field tests released recently by Blaze Software.

-6 Important PC Tools Most People Never Use
There are many important PC tools that most people never use, even though they are essential for running a stable and secure system.

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Lenovo To Offer Mobile-Internet Video Service In The Future

China's biggest computer maker, Lenovo had taken a forward step into Internet video by partnership with SMG (Shanghai Media Group) to establish a new firm to provide Internet-video service. On Thursday, under an agreement of the joint venture, SMG owned 51 percent of the venture, and named Shanghai Video Cloud Company Limited, while Lenovo owns the remainder. The total investment of both parties in the new firm exceeded 10 million yuan (1.52 million U.S. dollars).

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AT&T None Too Pleased With Your Illicit Tethering

Have you been tethering your smartphone without shelling out for AT&T's subscription plan? Your days appear to be numbered. The company has started cracking down on unauthorized tethering, sending out an obnoxious email that tells users to cut it out or they'll be automatically enrolled in a more expensive data plan. It will be interesting to see how this one plays out. It's something AT&T has every right to do, but is thought to be rather a dick move by users who feel they should be able to use their plans as they please.*



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