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That's sort of like saying there's no killer app for the Internet.
Oh wait, there is! It's called a "browser." Erick Schonfeld of TechCrunch bemoaned the lack of a "killer app" for the iPhone but wound up admitting "...the app I use the most is Gmail , followed by Web browsing." So email and web-browsing?
Sounds like the killer apps that launched the current explosion of...
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