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Engadget Chinese did a size test with the iPhone and the Touch Diamond, and as you can see, the Touch is the perfect size for the palm of your hand. — Engadget
Steve Jobs will be kicking off the Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) with a keynote address starting at 10. — Switched
First the BlackBerry Bold and now this?! It is rumored that a touchscreen BlackBerry, called the BlackBerry Thunder, will be hitting stores by the end of the Summer. — The Boy Genius Report
Google has just launched a new tool called Google Friend Connect, which enables nonsocial networking sites to easily add social features to their website. — Shiny Shiny
Now you can check out all your RSS feeds on your iPhone because Google has just launched a beta version of Google reader for the iPhone! — Lifehacker

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