Quick news from around the Web.
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> Boingo Wireless is letting customers pay for its service through iTunes. Article
> AT&T Mobility launched the Beam USB LTE modem for $20. Article
> AT&T and Wipro expanded their M2M relationship. Article
> Alcatel-Lucent CEO Michel Combes is looking for ways to turn the company around, and is looking to Ericsson's experience for guidance. Article
> General Motors will get $20 every time a customer activates an AT&T Wi-Fi account. Article
> HTC is remaining cagey about a Verizon Wireless version of the HTC One smartphone. Article
> STMicroelectronics and Quantenna entered a strategic licensing agreement. Release
> Foxconn is working to expand its business beyond the iPhone. Article
Mobile Content News
> Rovio Entertainment unveiled Rovio Account, which enables gamers to save their progress on one device and resume playing on another device. Article
> Viber Media is extending its over-the-top messaging and voice application from mobile devices to the desktop in conjunction with the launch of its revamped Viber 3.0 platform. Article
Mobile Developer News
> How an Apple iWatch or Google Glass will affect mobile app usage. Editor's Corner
> If you're not making at least $500 per app each month, Vision Mobile says you're below the "app poverty line," a zone that includes 67 percent of all developers, according to the firm's Developer Economics report. Article
Telecom News
> CenturyLink is currently grappling with a nationwide Internet outage that's left customers without Internet access in 21 states. Article
And finally… How the iPhone took over Japan. Article