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When Kindle e-reading apps show up on better handheld displays, will the iPhone seem quite so hot? 
TeleRead | by Roger Sperberg | Mon, Nov 2
The iPhone/iPod Touch have had the advantage of being the sole handheld devices with an e-reader that could access Amazon’s e-list. That will soon change. The Windows UMPC will be able to run the Kindle e-reader. Also, Amazon will move the software to new Android and Maemo devices with signi...
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