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> Apple's iPhone 5s fingerprint scanner could bring biometrics into the mainstream. Article
> Samsung said its next smartphones will feature 64-bit computing, but Android does yet support that kind of processor. Article
> Extreme Networks is purchasing Enterasys Networks for $180 million. Article
> A trial of LTE Advanced network technology in the 3.5GHz band reportedly achieved peak speeds of 770 Mbps. Article
> Huawei's CTO said the company does not represent a threat to U.S. or U.K. national security. Article
> Intel will lay off 700 people as part of a plant closing in Massachusetts. Article
> Leap Wireless' Cricket will offer unlimited calling mobile phones in Mexico. Article
> HTC settled a patent disagreement with MobileMedia. Article
> Motorola Solutions will sell part of its campus in Schaumburg, Ill. Article
Mobile Content News
> Fifty-three percent of U.S. children between the ages of 2 and 17 are spending more time gaming on mobile devices in 2013 than they did a year ago, according to a new survey conducted by NPD Group. Article
> Facebook is introducing automatic video playback features into users' mobile News Feed, paving the way for the social media giant to launch mobile video-based advertising efforts. Article
And finally… Apple might not be the only company with a gold smartphone. Article