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FCC approves use of LTE in 800 MHz band, opening door for Sprint

The FCC voted to remove technical restrictions on the 800 MHz band, allowing the deployment of 3G and LTE service on the spectrum, which should clear the way for Sprint Nextel (NYSE:S) to eventually Read more >>

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Rounding up Fierce's wireless features this week

FierceWireless and the other Fierce publications give you the latest news every day to kee you up to date. But we also do a whole lot more than that and this week was especially busy in terms of Read more >>

Senators duel over concerns on Verizon's cable deals

A pair of high-ranking senators expressed sharply contrasting views on Verizon Wireless' (NYSE:VZ) pending $3.9 billion purchase of AWS spectrum and commercial deals with cable companies, with Sen. Read more >>

Report: M2M connections to soar to 359M in 2016

The global machine-to-machine market is just getting going, and will soar to 359.3 million total M2M cellular connections in 2016, according to a new report form Berg Insight. Click here Read more >>

Verizon's Shammo: LTE enables new kinds of data plans

Verizon Wireless' (NYSE:VZ) LTE network gives it the ability to create new and differentiated kinds of data plans, including ones where content providers could pay Verizon to take their content out Read more >>

The 10 top VC firms in the wireless industry in 2011

Venture capital is back; 2011 was a banner year for venture capital investments in wireless. After the recession of the past few years, venture capitalists came out in force during 2011 to invest a Read more >>

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@FierceWireless: RT@Gartenberg: So #Google gets #Palm for around zero billion. Article #wellplayed | Follow@FierceWireless

> Sprint Nextel stopped selling the Nexus S 4G. Article

> Apple CEO Tim Cook gave up $75 million in dividend income. Article

> Nokia said it added live traffic advice and geocoding to Microsoft's Bing. Post

> Nvidia said 30 phones are in development with its Tegra 3 processor. Article

> Lenders are pessimistic over LightSquared's chances for the future. Article

> According to new research, Samsung's Galaxy S III performs more quickly than HTC's new One X phone. Article

> U.S. regulators plan to fine Ericsson $1.75 million for violating U.S. export restrictions to Cuba. Article

> Research In Motion's former sales chief was reportedly hired by Sonos. Article

> SimpleAir said Apple licensed the company's technology. Article

Mobile Content News

> Google is adding in-app subscription support to its Google Play multimedia storefront, giving Android developers a new channel to monetize their applications, games and multimedia content. Article

> Facebook unveiled Camera, a new photo-sharing and effects app for Apple's iOS. Article

And finally... According to a new poll, cell phone users prefer President Obama while wireline phone users like Mitt Romney. Article