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The NYT-iPhone-Ted Kennedy conspiracy to destroy America

Consider the following David Pogue column on the website of the New York Times: Now consider the following screen captures from Apple’s “guided tour” of the iPhone’s features:   We report, you decide.

By , a former managing editor of Foreign Policy.
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Consider the following David Pogue column on the website of the New York Times:

Consider the following David Pogue column on the website of the New York Times:

Now consider the following screen captures from Apple’s “guided tour” of the iPhone’s features:

 

We report, you decide.

Blake Hounshell is a former managing editor of Foreign Policy.

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