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Last updated: Tuesday, November 16, 2010

After teasing us with a delicious dray of baked cookies, Google CEO Eric Schmidt took the stage at yesterday’s Web 2.0 conference to reveal the latest version of their popular Android mobile operating system… and while he was at it, he decided to show Gingerbread running on the second-gen Googlephone, the Nexus S. Showing off both

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