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RIM and Google: The Perfect Storm? 
ZDNet | Wed, May 27
A RIM/Google alliance would not preclude the existence of other Android devices on the market, such as the T-Mobile G1, but presumably only RIM Android devices would be BES capable. RIM could also run their own Android store with apps that take ...
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