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    • Rush
    • We all know it, right? Well, ya just gotta have it. 2112 finally showed Rush out on their own, doing their own thing, and doing it well, IMHO.
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    • 10 out of 10
    • The Strokes
    • The Strokes set the music world on fire with this 2001 album, with headlines declaring that the New York band was here to save Rock and Roll. While the band hasn't made as much of a splash since t

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    • Death Cab for Cutie
    • With the introduction of Plans, Death Cab for Cutie became a new addition to many user's Artist list after the single "Soul Meets Body" became a hit on iTunes. Offering a fresh alternativ

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Google: iPhone Tops Mobile Searches

Apple’s iPhone accounts for the majority of Google’s mobile-based searches -- 50 times any other handset. If other handset manufacturers can learn to match Apple’s easy to use Web access, handset searches could outnumber traditional computer-based searches within the next few years, according to Financial Times.

The iPhone’s search statistics were so high that it made Google do a double-take. Google’s head of mobile operations, Vic Gundotra commented "We thought it was a mistake and made our engineers check the logs again."

For end users the numbers mean that Apple has figured out how to make Web surfing on a handheld device enjoyable, which is something other manufacturers apparently haven’t been able to manage yet. For Google the numbers mean that there is real money in focusing Web-based advertising at handheld users.

As the iPhone becomes available to more users those search numbers are likely to go up, and if Apple’s competitors can get their mobile Internet experience on par with the iPhone, the numbers will climb even faster. Either way, the numbers still look good for Google.

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