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To writer Alan Cohen, 2012 is shaping up to be a year where Consumer Electronics Show vendors actually put some brawn behind the buzz. As such, he believes, lawyers will reap the rewards
Originally Published: The American Lawyer
It's hard to ignore the 2012 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES). Much of the technology announced and demonstrated at CES will find its way into consumers' hands and come to work places an
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The Samsung Nexus S, aka the Google phone from Sprint, fits well in your hand, runs Android Gingerbread OS (that learns your habits and your speech patterns to adjust phone settings), navigates with
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