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Although it hasn’t had the buzz of some other longstanding rumors, we’ve been heard a lot about Amazon’s Kindle ebook reader over the past year — everything from shady pics to tagged content to a supposed October 15th ship date, which came and went with nary a peep from the etailer. Now Brad Stone at the New York Times — who predicted that ship date to begin with — says that his sources have told him that the Kindle has been delayed (shocking), but will still make it out by the end of the year. Stone also says Amazon is still perfecting the service and wants to have as much Kindle-ready content (Kindling?) available at launch as it can — and that the built-in EV-DO modem will pull down content over Sprint’s network. That’s news to us, but until we actually see this thing we’re going to take our Kindle with a large grain of salt.

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Nokia today showed off its newest Bluetooth headset the BH-101 at the SEMA show. The headset will come out in time for Christmas season and will be priced at $40. Here is more info:’Stay in touch with your friends …

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Nokia announced in Shanghai the grand opening of the first Nokia Flagship Store in Mainland China, the only standalone Nokia Flagship Store and the largest in the world. via ChinaTechNews.com

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