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The PSP: Losing third parties and loving it  Filed under: Sony PSP
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Rogers makes new BlackBerry plans official  Rogers has just released a slew of new BlackBerry data plans for your emailing and browsing pleasure. There’s still no unlimited BIS option, which is a bit confounding given the upcoming unlimited iPhone Data plan, but this is Rogers after all, so we’re not terribly shocked. The new plans breakdown as follows:
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