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Cellphones are steadily progressing to become independent of touch, embedding the latest from the technical world for the requisite interaction. Just yesterday we came across a Nokia patent filed for a light messaging technology, and today we find Sony.
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American pianist and composer Burt Bacharach performs during the “Festival di Sanremo” Italian song contest, in San Remo, Italy, Thursday, Feb. 19, 2009.
