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news.cnet.com - 3/24/2009

Apple hit with lawsuit over iPhone as e-book reader

— news.cnet.com — There's some speculation that the Kindle for iPhone app may have sparked the lawsuit. (Credit: CNET) Earlier... this month Apple got hit with a lawsuit over an "exploding" iPod Touch . Now it appears to be getting hit with a suit over the exploding ... (more) Apple hit with lawsuit over iPhone as e-book reader

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