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> AT&T Mobility reportedly delayed the release of the Nokia Lumia 900. Article
> The sale of Nortel Networks' patent portfolio to a consortium of companies including Apple and Research In Motion is now complete. Article
> China Telecom has started selling the iPhone. Article
> Ruckus Wireless was selected by the city of San Jose to build a Wi-Fi network. Article
> Nokia will reportedly launch a Windows 8 tablet later this year. Article
> Dish Networks closed on its spectrum acquisitions from DBSD North America and TerreStar Networks. Article
> A Chinese official said the country may not issue 3G licenses for another three years. Article
> Samsung said Apple is not producing source code as ordered by a judge in a patent-infringement case. Article
> The iPhone has reportedly failed to make inroads in China. Article
> Amazon Wireless is selling all of Sprint Nextel's WiMAX phones for 1 cent. Article
Mobile Content News
> Retailers' mobile Web sites are more popular than their apps, according to one new study. Post
> Nokia will shutter its mobile money service in India. Article
> Mobile marketer Augme Technologies has filed suit against rival Velti, alleging three counts of patent infringement. Article
> Google's Android Developer Ecosystem Manager Eric Chu is stepping down from his role as head of Android application sales. Article
Broadband Wireless News
> Small cells were one of the main topics at the recent Mobile World Congress trade show. Industry Voices
> TeliaSonera is moving forward with its Voice over LTE plans. Article
European Wireless News
> Bolstered by what it claims to have been a very successful start to its mobile campaign in France, Iliad is set to ramp up spending on the mobile network of its Free Mobile brand with around €250 million planned for this year. Article
> Vodafone said on Friday that it has received a deadline extension to bid for Cable & Wireless Worldwide. Article
> TeliaSonera is not only the leading Nordic operator in terms of LTE customer, but it is also benefiting from the early arrival of LTE mobile phones in Sweden. Article
And finally... Angry Birds in space. Video