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> AT&T Mobility named its first two LTE devices ahead of the launch of its forthcoming LTE network. Article
> Sprint introduced a series of new ads that highlight the data caps and throttling employed by its competitors and reiterates Sprint's offer of uncapped smartphone data. Article
> Time Warner Cable promoted Michael Roudi as head of its wireless efforts. Article
> New documents hint at a possible Oct. 4 launch date for the new iPhone. Article
> AT&T Mobility will be the exclusive U.S. provider for Sony's forthcoming S2 Android-based tablet. Article
> Hewlett-Packard is moving former Palm CEO Jon Rubinstein away from direct control of webOS to work on broader product innovation. Article
> T-Mobile USA will become the first U.S. wireless operator to launch a caller ID service using Cequint's Name ID feature. Article
> Are voice and text usage alerts a lost opportunity for wireless carriers? Commentary
Mobile Content News
> Is free the way to sell an App? Feature
> Electronic Arts announced it will acquire PopCap Games for around $650 million in cash and $100 million in shares. Article
> The best and worst productivity new apps. Feature
And finally .... Bill Gates wants to reinvent the toilet. Article