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Smashing Magazine

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Smashing Magazine

Meet Touch Design For Mobile Interfaces, A New Smashing Book By Steven Hoober. Meet Touch Design For Mobile Interfaces, A New Smashing Book By Steven Hoober. DRM-free, of course. Touch Design for Mobile Interfaces presents and shares real information on hardware, people, interactions, and environments.

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What is a Distributed Storage System

Scalegrid

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The Morning Paper

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High Scalability

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