Update: WebProNews reached out to Teachbook for comment. Read Teachbook's full response here.

Excerpt: "We were unaware the Facebook owned the Internet or the term 'book,'" Teachbook Managing Partner Greg Shrader tells WebProNews.

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Original Article: Facebook is suing a company called Teachbook, which operates a social networking site for teachers, apparently because it has "book" in its name and "competes" with Facebook. Teachbook is described as "a professional community for teachers". Sounds like a threat to Facebook's existence doesn't it?

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BlackBerry lost nine percentage points of market share last quarter

SAN FRANCISCO — Smartphones running Google's Android software were the top seller among consumers in the United States in the second quarter, industry tracker NPD said Wednesday.

Android accounted for one-third of all smartphones purchased in the April-June period, with Research in Motion's BlackBerry sliding to second place for the first time since 2007.

BlackBerry lost nine percentage points of market share, falling to 28 percent. On Tuesday, RIM unveiled a new touchscreen device as the company tries to reinvigorate its image with consumers.

Apple Inc's iPhone was in third place with a 22 percent share.

Android is available on smartphones from a number of different manufacturers.

NPD said Motorola's Droid was the best-selling Android handset in the second quarter among U.S. consumers, followed by HTC's Droid Incredible and EVO 4G.

Google said recently that 160,000 Android phones were activated each day during the second quarter, up from 65,000 in the first quarter.

Smartphone unit prices averaged $143 in the April-June quarter, down 9 percent from a year ago.

Foursquare co-founder Dennis Crowley speaks to tech industry workers at the Big Omaha convention in May.

• High tech workers on U.S. coasts moving to heartland for better lifestyle
• Recent openings include developers, backend coders, traditional IT positions
• Salaries can be 25 percent lower in some regions, but so is cost of living
• Consultant Clint Brauer left California for Kansas: "I'm at peace out here"
  

Wichita, Kansas (CNN) -- At a table in Caffe Moderne, a coffee bar in downtown Wichita, sat a couple of young Kansans sipping coffee and working away on Macbook Pros. Terms like "content management systems" and "web integration" floated in the air as Clint Brauer taught a local about his business.

Read more: Techies reject coasts for 'Silicon Prairie'

Scientists unveil an innovative and cheap method of delivering vaccines without the need for needles or medical experts

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The patch consists of microneedles coated in flu vaccine (left) ? which then dissolve