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...marketplace with Microsoft products and Intel chips under cover of democratizing the industry. (Two wireless companies have already expressed interest, according to Microsoft.) But that doesn't guarantee Gates another victory. He tried this strategy before by squeezing the same applications onto the Pocket PC, in an effort to steal market share from the popular Palm Pilot, but most Palm users preferred their current software's simplicity. Cell-phone users may turn out to be similarly wary. "The mobile environment is not simply about downscaling the PC world," warns Timo Poikolainen, a director of Nokia's software division...
However, the lead was short-lived, as a steal followed by a layup from sophomore Stephanie Bruce turned the game back in Brown’s favor, 21-20. The Bears built on the leverage, leading the Crimson by as much as 28-22 with 4:29 remaining...
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY DID SOMEONE STEAL YOUR IDEA...
...nearly six-year government investigation, with its 300 pages of Congressional evidence, makes Science Fictions feel more like a Lexis-Nexus search than a story of scientific sleuthing. Instead of mentioning every slip-up, Crewdson could have focused on Gallo’s most heinous attempts to steal headlines...
...would blow the entire place up. Nobody moved. Then they started moving again. Some of them were even moving towards me. Then I was outside, on the ground, with six separate fists of fury raining blows upon my person. This marked the last time I would take stealing advice from Winthrop. More importantly, I had made an important discovery: stealing money is hard. Sure, I had no problem stealing things (CDs), but stealing money appears to require finely tuned skills (or maybe guns). Perhaps we should be paying people to steal money instead of sending them to jail...