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> Microsoft has scheduled a Windows Phone event for Oct. 29 in San Francisco. Article
> Apple's Tim Cook posted a note about Steve Jobs on the anniversary of Jobs' death. Article
> AT&T Mobility said it will sell the cellular-capable Samsung Galaxy Camera. Release
> Did Nokia hobble itself with its exclusive deal with AT&T for the Lumia 920? Article
> Motorola Mobility won a German patent case against Microsoft. Article
> C Spire Wireless offered a look at its progress since its rebranding last year, disclosing that it counts 262,727 members in its Percs program. Release
> LG's Nexus phone is rumored for a November launch. Article
> Sony Mobile Communications halted sales of its Xperia tablet after it found a defect. Article
> Rick Kaplan, the former wireless bureau chief for the FCC, joined the National Association of Broadcasters as the group's executive VP of strategic planning. Article
> Tempest Telecom Solutions hired Darlene Braunschweig in the newly created position of president of its DAS and Small Cell Division. Release
> According to new findings from ABI Research, 4G data is priced 20 percent higher than 3G data among operators across the globe. Release
> A Deloitte report points to mobile health as one of the industry sectors that could be stymied unless more spectrum is freed up to support increased investment in next-generation wireless networks. Article
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> Zynga said it will report weaker third quarter revenue and lowered its full-year guidance for 2012. In addition, Zynga CEO Mark Pincus hinted that the company will address these near-term challenges "by targeted cost reductions" and by focusing on its new game pipeline. Article
> Opera Software is revamping its Mobile Store to include several promotional tools, including sponsored product listings, app banners and App of the Week listings. Article
> Hewlett-Packard is reportedly set to hire 50 webOS developers. Article
And finally… NYPD Commissioner Ray Kelly blamed thefts of Apple products for a rise in the city's overall crime statistic. Article