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Today on the Blog Network

by Margaret Kane

Today on the CNET Blog Network: join Kevin Ho and his continuing adventures with iPhone as he tries to get his headphones working. Meanwhile, the Macalope casts a skeptical look at the iPhone nano rumors.

And in non-iPhone news, Steve Tobak ponders Silicon Valley's patent issues as he reviews OPTi's latest batch of lawsuits, while Donnie Fowler looks for a little civility in the blogosphere.

Margaret is news editor for CNET News, based in the Boston bureau. She also oversees the CNET Blog Network. E-mail Margaret.
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