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Rumors are swirling that Apple may release an unlocked iPhone by the end of summer, while AT&T offers users a subsidy on its iPhone. Scott Moritz of Fortune magazine reported that when Apple releases its 3G iPhone this summer, AT&T will slash $200 from the price tag with a two-year contract. The deal has sparked intense debate in the Apple community, ranging from those who don't believe the phone company will offer the rebate to those who believe Apple has decided to release an unlocked phone, breaking its exclusive deal with AT&T.

Author Roger Lowenstein says aging boomers plus paltry savings make for a coming crisis.

A federal judge's ruling against the RIAA not only represents a setback for the litigious trade group in one particular lawsuit, but also opens a Pandora's box of technicalities that could mean a few speed bumps ahead for its legal steamroller. In Atlantic v. Howell, the RIAA moved for summary judgment, citing the presence of copyrighted content in a shared folder. The judge denied the request, saying it was unclear whether the defendants placed the content in the folder, and that its presence there alone did not constitute infringement.

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