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Word of Mouth

The End of Smartphones?

New Hampshire Public Radio

Published December 3, 2012 at 9:31 AM EST

Word of Mouth's favorite explainer of all things wired Rob Fleischman discusses our beloved internet devices and the emerging technologies that may be gearing up to take their spot.

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