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> Verizon Wireless introduced a new conference calling service from Kodiak Networks that will be available for between $5 and $7 per month. Release
> AT&T and Pantech announced the release of the vendor's new "Pursuit" phone, which sports a touchscreen and Qwerty keyboard. Release
> Chinese mobile phone contract manufacturer Foxconn announced it will pay its Shenzhen employees more. Article
Mobile Content News
> Mobile Web usage in the U.S. builds steadily throughout the average day, peaking at 9 p.m. local time, according to a new study. Article
> Ford Motor Company announced the addition of Google Maps to its Send to Sync service. Article
> FarmVille, Guitar Hero and Netflix are among those headed to Apple's iPhone. Article
> Cross-platform applications storefront GetJar surpassed the 1 billion app download milestone. Article
Developer News
> Microsoft announced a series of updates to its Windows Phone Marketplace application storefront. Article
> Developers are worried that consumers may now be reluctant to download and use bandwidth-intensive applications following AT&T's move toward usage limits. Article
> Apple's iPhone OS now commands 28 percent of the U.S. smartphone market. Article
European Wireless News
> A European court ruled Vodafone and other European carriers will have to comply with an effort intended to cut international roaming rates for mobile subscribers. Article
> And finally... Microsoft shows off the power of its new Office.live.com offering with a screen shot from an iPhone. Post