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Our Top Stories Postini Competitors Go After Google's Customers UPDATE: Google is confident it will retain these customers as it shuts down the unit and transitions them to Google Apps. Share: Samsung's Galaxy Note 10.1 is More Profitable Than iPad A tear-down analysis reveals Samsung makes $56 more selling its Wi-Fi-only tablet than Apple gets by selling the iPad for the same price. Share: Do Your Gadgets Rob You of Sleep? Exposure to tablets and other electronics with backlit displays can disrupt circadian rhythms and cause insomnia or restless sleep, researchers say. Share: 10 Questions for WellDoc CFO Jon Brilliant WellDoc CFO Jon Brilliant discusses his career and his job at the health-care behavioral science and technology company. Share: The Long Road to iPhone 5 Analysis: In the five years since the first iPhone shipped, Apple has changed our habits and expectations. What has it done for us lately? 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