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Is this the fabled HTC Puccini tab we recently saw fly through the FCC's embrace?

There's nothing quite like coming home with a shiny new laptop only to find tiny black and white dots peppering your LCD, especially when the screen's manufacturer tells you that you're plumb out of luck.

What happens when you punch the phrase "Droid" into a Costco sales terminal?

If Boy Genius Report's sources are right, you see the Motorola Droid 2 Global ring up (in black and white!) for $199.99.

Verizon can't be feeling too hot about being the straggler to the Galaxy S party, but the wait seems to be almost at an end.

Turns out the Secret Society of Blurrycam isn't just a group of freelancers.

Hey guess what, Verizon loves Android and Motorola, and the hit-making trio seem to be up to their old tricks with a bevy of new phones spotted by a Boy Genius Report tipster in Verizon Wireless' systems.

We've already heard how Verizon expects to hit the ground running on LTE, starting this November with a launch in 30 markets -- New York, LA, Philadelphia, and so forth.

Earlier this week we reported on a story that had been doing the rounds -- another Steve Jobs email thread with an irate customer.

The world of corporate cheap shots has today been enriched in its number with one supersized ad for one supersized phone. BGR reports that Motorola took out a full-page spread in the New York Times on this final day of June, which was ostensibly dedicated to promoting the positives of its mighty Droid X.

June must be the month when privacy issues leave their hibernation and return to trouble our fragile minds.