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Last updated: Wednesday, July 18, 2012

Last year, during the height and excitement of the Consumer Electronics Show, my phone disappeared. Unfortunately, it is terribly common at CES for small electronics to walk off and never be seen again. I was upset, but since I was planning to switch to Verizon when I got back from the event anyway, I got

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