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"Welcome to this morning\u2019s 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 four particular stories of interest today.\nDell's 2011 Tablet &amp; Smartphone Lineup Leaked\nPlans detailing Dell's tablet and smartphone lineup for the year have apparently been leaked, revealing devices with operating systems that have yet to be officially announced, including Android Ice Cream and Windows 8.\nLil Wayne Steals Oreo\u2019s Record for Most Facebook Likes in 24 Hours\nRapper Lil Wayne has broken the Guinness World Record for most Facebook likes on a single post in 24 hours \u2014 a record only recently created and held by Oreo.\nIBM's Watson Supercomputer Wins 3-Day Jeopardy Competition\nIBM supercomputer Watson has emerged victorious against its human competition in a three-day trial between the massively intelligent machine and two of Jeopardy\u2018s greatest champions: Ken Jennings and Brad Rutter.\nReal Page Numbers Arrive on Kindle for iPhone &amp; iPad\nNot long after the Amazon Kindle got a software update that shows real page numbers, the feature became available on the Kindle app for iOS. Check out our hands-on review.\nFurther News\n\nThe Apple iPhone 4 was named Best Mobile Device at the Global Mobile Awards 2011, held at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.\nPulse, the iPhone, iPad and Android social news consumption app from startup Alphonso Labs, now features six popular social media sites as sources: Reddit, Digg, Vimeo, YouTube, Picplz and Flickr.\nFollowing the debut of Apple\u2019s new subscription model \u2014 and publishers\u2019 subsequent displeasure with the company\u2019s insistence on a 30% revenue cut \u2014 Google announced a new service that allows publishers to have greater control over the prices and terms of their digital content products.\nFollowing a series of offensive tweets about the sexual assault of CBS chief foreign correspondent Lara Logan in Cairo Tuesday, New York University has accepted the resignation of Nir Rosen, a fellow at the university\u2019s Center on Law and Security.\nUpscale fashion designer Derek Lam unveiled a new, 16-piece collection designed exclusively for eBay at New York Fashion Week.\n\nImage courtesy of iStockphoto, DNY59"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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