Published 5/5/2009
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By Alana Semuels
Los Angeles Times
at Apple
Apple, you've been temporarily unseated. Research In Motion's BlackBerry Curve was the best-selling consumer smart phone in the first quarter, according to industry research company The NPD Group. Apple's iPhone came in second, but two other BlackBerry models '” the Storm and the Pearl '” were right behind, in third and fourth place.
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