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	Garmin-Asus announces Windows Mobile-based nuvifone M20 We'd been secretly holding out hope that Garmin-Asus would pull an Android piece out of its pocket in time for MWC next week, but it's looking pretty unlikely with the announcement of the M20.		TeleNav launches GPS navigation for the G1 They finally, really did it. Have you been lugging around that G1 and a GPS unit, grunting disdainfully every time you have to bust the latter out? Well it looks like TeleNav has heard your cries of disgust.
	Cuba launches its own Linux variant, Fidel reportedly cool with it It hasn't been a year since Cuba lifted the ban on PCs for the majority of its citizens, and now it looks like ou neighbor to the south has been giving some serious thought to the implications of open source operating systems.	Other news of import Fitness guru prepares to launch Wii Fit class-action suit, radio show Is this a matte black iPhone? (answer: probably not) Update: more pics Windows 7 upgrade details released?
	Netflix breaks the 10 million subscriber mark, keeps on truckin' We can't say the economic crisis has been too kind to every industry, but it's been a best friend to Netflix.		HTC Dream coming to Spain via Telefonica, gets a facelift This appears to have roughly the same guts as the G1 we already know and love, but Telefonica's version of the first Android handset -- like Optus' -- will get a name change to Dream.
Pioneer officially leaving the TV biz by March 2010, focusing on audio Mysterious DirecTV iPhone app appears, imaginations run wild		Samsung unveils Blue Earth, a solar-powered mobile phone Helio's Ocean 2 now on sale: $149 on contract