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"Over here at Mashable HQ, we're up to our eyeballs in iPhone 4 news. But the Android fans among us are happy to report that while gadget geeks and technophiles might be exploding with delight over the newest shiny toy from Apple, the iPhone is barely tipping the scales in terms of overall online mentions.\nNormal people on the Internet would still rather talk about the World Cup or President Obama, it seems.\nAccording to data we've just received from social sharing service AddThis, the USA soccer win and Obama's decision to accept the resignation of one of his top generals are still much more newsworthy than a phone of any kind. AddThis integrates data from almost 300 services around the web, including Facebook, Twitter, Google Reader, Digg and a plethora of blogging platforms.\nTake a look at these graphs, which show a significantly higher number of shares for those two topics over the iPhone 4. The first image shows the number of shares through June 23, and the second shows social media activity over a period from June 11 to June 23.\n\n\nClearly, the iPhone 4 is just one fish in the greater sea of online content, and a rather small one at that.\nWhat have you been interested in more over the past couple of weeks: The World Cup games, President Obama or the new iPhone?"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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