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"Welcome to this morning's edition of \u201CFirst To Know,\u201D a series in which we keep you in the know on what\u2019s happening in the digital world. We\u2019re keeping our eyes on six particular stories of interest today.\nAsus Unveils First Quad-Core Tablet\nFurther details about the next-generation Asus Transformer tablet, the Transformer Prime, have been announced: The 10.1-inch tablet sports a 8.3mm-thick body, a 1280x800 display, 1GB of RAM, a Nvidia Tegra 3 chip (making it the world's first quad-core tablet), an 8-megapixel camera capable of shooting 1080p video, a 1.2-megapixel front-facing camera, a microSD slot and an update to Android Ice Cream Sandwich scheduled for the end of the year. It costs $499 for the 32GB version and $599 for a 64GB model with an option attachable keyboard for $149.\nPresident Obama Threatens to Veto Law to Repeal Net Neutrality\nThe White House has threatened to veto Republican-sponsored legislation that would overturn the net neutrality rules the FCC passed last December. The U.S. Senate is expected to vote on S.J. Resolution 6, \u201CDisapproval of Federal Communications Commission Rule Regulating the Internet and Broadband Industry Practices,\" sometime Thursday.\nGoogle Discontinuing Gmail for BlackBerry\nGoogle is discontinuing support its Gmail app for BlackBerry in favor of a web version beginning November 22, the company has announced.\nAdobe Stopping Development of Flash for Mobile?\nAccording to what appears to be a leaked statement that will be released publicly Wednesday, Adobe is ceasing development of its Flash Player for browsers on mobile devices.\nApple: Siri Is Not Coming to Older iPhone Versions\nApple\u2019s voice assistant Siri will remain exclusive to the iPhone 4S, Apple has confirmed.\nHP Buys More Time to Determine the Future of WebOS\nHP CEO Meg Whitman told employees in an all-hands meeting Tuesday that the company still hasn\u2019t decided what to do with webOS, the mobile operating system it gained from its acquisition of Palm.\nFurther News\n\nGroupon is rolling out \"personalization\" features that will help businesses pinpoint subscribers who are most likely to become repeat customers.\nKobo, the creator of the Kobo ereader, has been acquired by Japanese ecommerce firm Rakuten for $315 million in cash.\n\nImage courtesy of iStockphoto, DNY59"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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