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- Engadget: Microsoft and Flextronics team up on design for low-cost Windows Mobile handset: Codename: Peabody.
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For a small $5.3billion. Verizon says it will mantain MCI’s Internet backbone network, which is one of the world’s largest. MCI stock holders will receive .4062 shares of Verizon for each share of MCI. MCI owners will alsof get $1.50 per share of MCI…