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Microsoft launches game-changing smartphones in Israel

Microsoft hopes to become a player with the upcoming introduction of its new smartphone operating system in Israel and around the world.

By Yair Mohr and Amitai Ziv | 09:27 05.11.12 |

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This month will witness the biggest change in Israel’s smartphone market since the launch of the iPhone here in 2009.

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