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jkOnTheRun | Wed, Mar 25
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I turned on JavaScript and tried to use Google Reader but it’s painful. I like the redesign of the keyboard, but the keys are a bit small. In terms of area, each key doesn’t much bigger than the keys on a T-Mobile G1. They’re spaced a little farther ...
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