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To start with: Clear Discontinues iSpot [Apple-Only Mobile WiFi Hub With Clearwire's 4G WiMAX Discontinued, They'll Still Honor Warranties - What Went Wrong?] (published by Thoughts from the Sidelines)

Clear is cancelling their iSpot. Yep, the Apple-centric mobile WiFi (Don’t call it a MiFi! That’s trademarked by Novatel!) hub that used Clearwire 4G WiMAX is off the market. Despite a cheaper monthly plan, it doesn’t look like Clear found much success with the iSpot.

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In another fascinating story: Olympus E-PL2 Micro Four Thirds Camera Gets New Image, Extra Features [New Word Emerges On The Olympus E-PL2, And Images Follow Shortly After] (published by Thoughts from the Sidelines)

The Olympus E-PL2 micro four thirds camera is starting to get a whole lot of press presence, which makes some sense given that it’s actually still rumored to show at 2011′s CES. And with new images, and new information, coming out around this one, it’s looking better and better.

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Here is the first: Damn You, Auto Correct! App For iPhone Is Laugh A Minute Fun [DYAC iPhone App Allows You To View And Post The Best Autocorrect Mistakes] (published by Thoughts from the Sidelines)

One of the nicest things about using a word processor function on the iPhone and iPad is that when the device senses you are misspelling a word it will offer up suggestions as to what it thinks you might be trying to spell. The problem arises when you hit the space bar without looking at what the correction was.

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Another fantastic story: Best Shopping Experiences For Christmas 2010? Amazon and Netflix. [Amazon And Netflix Top Out Customer Service Satisfaction Survey] (published by Thoughts from the Sidelines)

Looking back on your holiday shopping this year, where did you go most often? If you were anything like me, you did about eighty-odd percent of your shopping online, and chances are pretty good that you, also like me, did a lot of that through Amazon or its many, many, many affiliates. And chances are even better that you liked the experience just fine, or so the results of a customer service survey from research firm ForeSee have revealed.

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