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@FierceMobiCo: Apple: 'No plans' to expand Siri to older iOS devices. Article | Follow@FierceMobiCo
> ZTE said it will sell a tablet in the United States next year. Article
> ARM introduced a new chip for smartphones. Article
> Research In Motion said it is looking into new reports of BlackBerry service delays. Article
> AT&T and the Justice Department argued over witnesses in their upcoming trial over AT&T's proposed purchase of T-Mobile USA. Article
> AT&T Mobility will sell the HTC Titan for $199 on Nov. 20. Article
> Research In Motion's forthcoming BBX smartphones will support connections to RIM's BlackBerry Enterprise Server. Article
> Page Plus Cellular increased the amount of data it will provide. Release
Mobile Content News
> Research In Motion said it will continue to develop Adobe's Flash in mobile. Article
> Tablets are transforming the way we shop, and what we shop for. Editor's Corner
> PayPal added NFC functions to its Android app. Article
> Amazon.com has quietly acquired speech-to-text software developer Yap. Article
Broadband Wireless News
> Inexpensive Wi-Fi tablets are a setback to mobile operators. Editor's Corner
> Global Wi-Fi hotspots will surge 350 percent in four years. Article
> Backhaul remains a challenge for small cells. Industry Voices
European Wireless News
> Telefónica's O2 UK is not on the list of U.K. operators that will sell Nokia's flagship Lumia Windows Phone smartphone range. Article
> Swisscom, Switzerland's largest telco, will launch LTE trial networks in seven tourist locations. Article
> France Telecom Orange and the advertising agency giant Publicis committed to creating a venture capital fund of up to €300 million in digital start-ups. Article
And finally... The courage and bravery behind the Nokia Lumia 800. Video