Quick news from across the Web
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> Dell'Oro reported Ericsson and Alcatel-Lucent managed to gain share during the first quarter in the network infrastructure market. Article
> Retailer Wal-Mart said it will expand its wireless business. Article
> AT&T Mobility said it will sell the HTC HD7S Windows Phone smartphone for $199 with a contract starting June 5. Tweet
> Sony Ericsson will update its Xperia Arc and Play smartphones with Android version 2.3.3. Article
> China Mobile said Apple will eventually support its TDD LTE network in future versions of the iPhone. Article
> A new lawsuit alleges AT&T is overcharging iPhone users for data. Article
> The FCC announced its tentative schedule for its June 9 open meeting. Release
> According to Nielsen, tablets are used while watching TV and ereaders are used in bed. Post
> Recent reports point to a possible webOS netbook. Article
> I-wireless will use billing technology from Redknee. Release
> Two Democratic Senators are pushing for legislation that would protect smartphone users from having their location tracked. Article
> Google reportedly purchased Modu's patents for $4.9 million. Article
> The Wi-Fi version of HTC's Flyer tablet will go on sale at Best Buy May 22. Release
> Ericsson appointed Arun Bhikshesvaran as its new chief of marketing. Release
Mobile Content News
> T-Mobile USA said it would relaunch its Bobsled Facebook calling service after taking it offline shortly after its introduction. Article
> According to a new report, iOS users are downloading 5 million games per day. Article
> Mobile game publisher Fuse Powered closed a $2 million seed funding round led by BlackBerry Partners Fund and NFQ Ventures. Article
> Paramount Digital Entertainment will expand its series of movie apps optimized for smartphones running Microsoft's Windows Phone 7 operating system. Article
And finally... Is "app store" a generic term? Article