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Perhaps the biggest tech news of the summer is that Google is acquiring Motorola Mobility. Meanwhile, Anonymous strikes out at the Bay Area Rapid Transit system and Apple could be testing an LTE-enabled iPhone with carriers. It’s all in today’s Daily Dose.
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TNWDailyDose 15-08-11 by TNW Daily Dose
Google to Acquire Motorola’s handset business for $12.5 Billion: Read more
Anonymous hacks SF’s myBART website. Thousands of names, addresses & numbers released: Read more
No surprise here: Apple is carrier testing an LTE iPhone: Read more
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