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    jpee: I heard some Chinese nerds are making some iphone app called "Fat" with a Chinese person faking to speak with an American accent in Chinese. Instead o... more »
    psybab: A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Douchebaggery more »
    native_67: Is this really the state of hyper-sensitivity to which our society has come? Some guy gets an idea for a harmless app and takes a shot at doing voice... more »
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    J. Frank Parnell: So, my software development team has the green light for the "Covetous Jew Precise Tip Calculator" and the "Mexican Border Hopper Job Finder" apps? more »
    PattiF: I hate it when people do things. more »
    badasscat: Ok, I have no experience at all with this app, but as the husband of a Japanese woman, I will say that it's true that at least Japanese (and no, they ... more »
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    random_play: They could have avoided this whole controversy by the simple expedient of turning Japanese. And traveling back in time to 1980, when you could get... more »
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  • #traderoundup

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  • #printisdead

    Standing Up To Steve Jobs

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  • #racebaiting

    Chinese People Loved Ching-Chong iPhone App, Says Programmer

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  • #precious

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  • #racebaiting

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  • #apple

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  • #feuds

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  • #foursquare

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  • #toys

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  • #copyfight

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    Just as we suspected he would, Matt Drudge demanded Apple kill iDrudge, the iPhone app created by a fan to read his website. But the right-wing protoblogger then reversed himself in a stunning flip fliop. Siren time! More »
  • #apple

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  • #tributes

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  • #hackfights

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  • #flackery

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  • #smartphones

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  • #citizenpaparazzi

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