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A woman looks at a computer site on November 30, 2012 in Washington, DC. - Just in time for the holidays, Microsoft and Google have become embroiled in a bitter dispute over who is the fairest of them all for online shopping, stepping up the battle between the tech giants. AFP FILE HOTO

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  7. Viber releases new design for iPhone, comes to Blackberry 10 for the first time
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  2. Mark Caguioa lambasts Ginebra teammates on Twitter
  3. Netizens seethe over Aquino’s ‘sacrifice’ message
  4. Did Deniece Cornejo lambast Vhong Navarro on social media?
  5. Senator wants to probe PH slow Internet connection
  6. Facebook rolls out ‘nearby friends’ feature
  7. Nasa’s moon-orbiting robot crashes down
  8. Judge in Apple v. Samsung patent trial fed up with smart phones in court
  9. Mommy Dionisia sings ‘Riking Bull,’sends netizens ablaze
  10. Nokia to be named Microsoft Mobile
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  9. PH has slowest internet in Southeast Asia
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