Quick news from across the Web
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> AT&T plans to hire up to 130 workers in Connecticut, partially for its wireless business. Release
> Apple will reportedly release the third version of its iPad in the third quarter of this year. Article
> The blog Engadget posted what is said were pictures of Research In Motion's planned touchscreen BlackBerry Curve, currently dubbed the BlackBerry Orlando. Article
> Level 3 will buy Global Crossing in a $1.9 billion deal. Article
> Research In Motion executives defended the company's position, but acknowledged shortcomings. Article
> HTC plans to update is Sense software. Article
> Best Buy said it will restrict iPad 2 sales due to shortages and an "upcoming promotion." Article (sub. req.)
Mobile Content News
> Apple rejected PopCap's "Unpleasant Horse" game submission to the App Store. Article
> AT&T Mobility unveiled a new service for retailers called Digby Mobile Commerce. Article
> San Francisco-based startup Kiip has formally launched its mobile in-game rewards network after seven months in stealth mode. Article
> Google acquired Canadian mobile music startup PushLife for a reported $25 million. Article
Broadband Wireless News
> China Mobile has chosen another vendor, Ericsson, to participate in its TD-LTE trial network deployment. Article
> Growth of LTE infrastructure spending will reach $27.9 billion by 2014. Article
European Wireless News
> Analysts are split on Nokia's future. Commentary
> The French telecoms market is about to undergo a radical shift with the entry of a fourth operator and LTE services appearing in 2012. Article
> The German LTE roadmap has moved another step forward with the announcement from Telefónica O2 that it has selected Huawei as a supplier for its German LTE network. Article
And finally... An authorized biography of Apple CEO Steve Jobs is set to be released next year. Article