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Should Google Reader Disable Mobile Browsing Option?

Over the weekend CN reader Daniel Hallac and I have been chatting about something he found while browsing CN on his iPhone. Daniel was reading a story in Google Reader and wanted to comment so he clicked from the story to CN. Full Article at CenterNetworks

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