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@FierceWireless: LG is reportedly preparing Windows Phone 8 devices. Article | Follow@FierceWireless
> Analyst believes Apple will ship 52 million iPhones in the fourth quarter. Article
> HTC's M7 is reportedly the company's flagship device for 2013. Article
> The Global mobile Suppliers Associations said the 1800 MHz band will be the primary band for LTE across the globe. Release
> AT&T Mobility is offering a $100 credit for those who purchase Nexus 7 tablets. Article
> Alcatel-Lucent scored a $1 billion managed services contract in India. Article
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> Visa said it approved Research In Motion's mobile payment system. Article
> Microsoft plans to sell technology that can manage iOS and Android devices. Article
> Kiip scored a strategic investment from Interpublic. Article
> Apple and Amazon were ordered to hold settlement talks over their "app store" dispute. Article
> Facebook confounded expectations at its much-anticipated Tuesday media event, quieting rumors it would launch its own smartphone, mobile operating system or new mobile services by introducing a new Graph Search tool designed to offer users deeper insight into their social media relationships. Article
> Hewlett-Packard announced smartphone users can now print directly from their device in 8,000 U.S. Walgreens stores. Article
> Viber plans to offer voice calls over its BlackBerry app. Article
> Revenues from mobile enterprise business apps will reach $25 billion in 2012. Release
And finally… A Verizon developer outsourced his job to China in order to spend his day surfing Reddit. Article