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Last updated: Tuesday, November 22, 2011

Unannounced smartphones get leaked in all kinds of ways. For the slick Asus Padfone — the Android smartphone that can dock in a 10.1-inch tablet — it’s a benchmark site that has spilled the beans. A quick trip to the system information tab reveals that the Padfone a community user was benchmarking utilizes Qualcomm’s hot

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