Quick news from across the Web
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> Apple plans to announce "the future of iOS" in June. Article
> Nokia showed off a new logo. Article
> AT&T announced new pricing on a number of its smartphones. Release
> Apple's iPad 2 appears to be sold out globally. Article
> ST-Ericsson said it doesn't expect a significant impact on its business from the disaster in Japan. Article
> Microsoft apologized for the slowness of its Windows Phone updates. Article
> LG is rumored to be preparing a Nexus Android tablet. Article
Mobile Content News
> Research In Motion acquired mobile app tool developer tinyHippos. Article
> Global financial services provider American Express introduced Serve. Article
Broadband Wireless News
> OFDMA equipment specialist Runcom and LocaLoop have partnered to offer rural network operators a cost-effective LTE or WiMAX deployment solution. Article
> China Mobile has chosen Alcatel-Lucent and Nokia Siemens Networks to participate in the operator's TD-LTE trial. Article
> The Femto Forum published a set of application programing interface specifications that will enable developers to create apps that can be integrated with femtocells. Article
European Wireless News
> O2 Germany subscribers will be able to make online purchases valued between €0.09 and €30 by having the amount charged directly to their mobile phone account. Article
> Turkcell, Turkey's largest operator by subscribers, plans to jump into the German mobile market. Article
> Ovum said global shipments of smartphones will reach 653 million by 2016, double the amount sold in 2010. Article
And finally... "Angry Birds" the movie. Video