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What will it take for Microsoft to abandon Zune? 
Gadgetell | by JG Mason | Wed, Jan 28
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Word from MS, in typical fashion, amounts to “we’ve got big plans for Zune.“ The company says it plans to release an update to Windows Mobile that will include Zune aspects to help users feel less out of the loop since Apple integrated iPod functionality into its phone.
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