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Computer giant Microsoft has launched a new mobile phone called the Kin which is geared towards young users who are interested in file sharing and social networking.
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Blood Kin is a fable of the arrogance of power, beneath whose dreamlike surface swirl currents of complex sensuality, male and (particularly) female.
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Ballmer received 100 percent of his target bonus for the past fiscal year, instead of a maximum of 200 percent, because of the failure of a mobile phone called the Kin, the loss of market share in smartphone software and the need for more innovation in that area, the board said in the filing.
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Ballmer received 100 percent of his target bonus for the past fiscal year, instead of a maximum of 200 percent, because of the failure of a mobile phone called the Kin, the loss of market share in smartphone software and the need for more innovation in that area, the board said in the filing.
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Ballmer received 100 percent of his target bonus for the past fiscal year, instead of a maximum of 200 percent, because of the failure of a mobile phone called the Kin, the loss of market share in smartphone software and the need for more innovation in that area, the board said in the filing.
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Ballmer received 100 percent of his target bonus for the past fiscal year, instead of a maximum of 200 percent, because of the failure of a mobile phone called the Kin, the loss of market share in smartphone software and the need for more innovation in that area, the board said in the filing.
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Microsoft said its new touch-screen phones - a short, square-shaped handset called Kin One and a longer, more rectangular one called Kin Two - will be sold exclusively in the U.S. by Verizon Wireless.
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Microsoft Debuts 'Social' phone - Microsoft has launched a phone called the Kin aimed at younger users and geared towards social networking.
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Microsoft goes hyper-social with Kin phones - Microsoft is going after social communicators with a new class of phone called Kin, which will focus on people who share and communicate through social networks.
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Microsoft said its new touch-screen phones, a short, square-shaped handset called Kin 1 and a longer, more rectangular one called Kin 2.
The Seattle Times 2010
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