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 <description>Who&#039;s the ad&#039;s target audience, and what are they being told, exactly?
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 <description>In the past few days many of T-Mobile&#039;s myTouch 3G and G1 handset customers were sent a serving of Donut, the newest version of Google&#039;s Android operating system for mobile phones. While a glance at the home screen of Android 1.6 doesn&#039;t reflect much of a difference over version 1.5, a look under the hood reveals a wealth of sweet surprises.
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