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NewsFactor - If the data logs at Google are any guide, the North Pole was a well-stocked subsidiary of Apple this Christmas. According to internal data shared with The New York Times, Google saw more cell phone traffic from iPhones on Christmas Day than from any other kind of mobile device, despite the fact that the iPhone accounts for just 2 percent of the global smartphone market.

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