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Microsoft’s Windows 7 is released yesterday , and the boys and girls at Redmond are probably feeling very pleased with the news that pre-orders on Amazon for its latest OS have broken records. Windows 7 is now the biggest pre-order product in Amazon’s history. Not to be outdone, Apple is busy breaking records too. At the Web 2.0 Summit this week, Morgan Stanley’s Managing Director Mary Meeker revealed that the iPhone/iPod touch is the fastest growing consumer electronics platform in hist

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From the comments: Universal default is a practice put in place by banks to correct for the information asymmetry in credit markets.Parse that one, boys and girls, I dare you.Universal default is but one of a bunch of piling on techniques developed by the financial “services” industry over the years. It is a term, usually in credit card agreements, that if you’re in default to one creditor, a creditor to whom you are not in default can raise your interest rate, even on any existing balance. Some

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Filed under: Patches, News itemsHere we go boys and girls, the main event, what we’ve all been waiting for: the PTR Patch 3.1 Patch Notes. As a reminder, these patch notes are preliminary and incomplete - but that’s just the way we like ‘em. There will be lots more added in to them over the coming weeks, eventually resulting in the release patch notes we’ll see when 3.1 makes it to the live servers. Of course, we’ll be bringing you detailed updates on the notes as they’re updated every day. St

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For San Francisco readers keeping up-to-date on world news, we are pleased to present this story from The BBC. By Daniel Emery and Andrew Webb BBC News With Christmas just around the corner and a veritable plethora of games on offer, you are almost spoilt for choice. But that in itself creates a problem. Just what game should you buy And even if it is a good game, will it have the same appeal to men and women (or boys and girls) With this in mind, we asked John Houlihan, editor of the Co

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