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New iPhone buzz helps Apple's Web site draw more visitors in May than that of any other computer hardware manufacturer, with 55.7 million unique viewers, according to Nielsen.
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It does what it advertises. I figured in the cost of electricity to run 24 x 7 on a desktop, $20/yr for the service, and then subtracted roughly $30/month charge for just basic service (not even counting the long distance). The savings are phenominal. Overall, I give it a good rating. If you want to laugh at it, then go ahead. I won't.
- by AppleSuxLeo July 1, 2009 8:43 AM PDT
- And still has only 2.2% worldwide market share.
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