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    News - Amid a flood of Honeycomb launches, Motorola still looks well set

    We got hands-on with Moto’s latest shiny things at MWC, and there’s a lot of impressive stuff there.
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    Re: News - Amid a flood of Honeycomb launches, Motorola still looks well set

    I'm really interested in this plug-your-phone-into-your-laptop idea. If it works well I'd be seriously tempted to flog my phone and buy one.
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