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Our Top Stories Can Microsoft Internet Explorer 9 Win the Browser Wars? Microsoft's new browser is doing well but IE's market share is dropping. Share: Thieves Are Stealing Children's Identities Identity theft has saddled thousands of children with debt, sometimes for years before they ever discover their personal information has been stolen, a study says. Share: Bank Customers Warned After Breach at Epsilon Marketing Firm JP Morgan Chase and the Kroger supermarket chain are warning customers that their names and e-mail addresses may have fallen into the wrong hands after someone. Share: Android Wins in Smartphone Sales Surge Google's Android is expected to continue gaining market share, predict analysts who say smartphone growth was up 71% in 2010. Share: Why Sprint Should Dump WiMax: The Battle for Your Smartphone Dollars Several tests show that Verizon's LTE network is speedier than Sprint's WiMax version. Is it time for Sprint to deep six its WiMax plans? 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