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> AT&T introduced a cloud-based mobile PBX application for businesses. Article
> An appeals court rejected Verizon's application for a special panel of judges for its battle against the FCC's net neutrality rules. Article
> A crime ring targeted Apple stores. Article
> Best Buy said it will sell the Verizon iPhone on Feb. 10, the same day as Verizon. Release
> Analyst Roger Entner launched his new firm, dubbed Recon Analytics, with advisors including Denny Strigl, Ed Reynolds and Dennis Miller. Release
> Microsoft provided details on its planned upgrade to Windows Phone 7. Article
> Verizon Wireless disclosed its service pricing, including voice plans, for the Apple iPhone. Article
> A number of reviewers posted their take on the Verizon iPhone. Article
> KeyOn expanded its presence in Nevada through an acquisition. Release
> Nokia spent close to $4 billion on research and development last year. Article
> Google provided details on Android 3.0, dubbed Honeycomb, as well as its Android Market Web store. Article
Mobile Content News
> Both Instagram and Path scored venture capital financing. Article
> Research In Motion launched its BlackBerry App World 2.1 storefront update. Article
> Social gaming behemoth Zynga will extend its popular multiplayer word game Words With Friends to Google's Android mobile operating system later this month. Article
> On-demand social music service Rdio completed a new financing round totaling $17.5 million. Article
Broadband Wireless News
> T-Mobile USA may hold Clearwire's future in its hands. Commentary
> WiFi now accounts for more than 50 percent of mobile user connections to the Internet, according to a new study from Bango. Article
> T-Mobile USA has no plans for femtocells. Article
European Wireless News
> The U.K. telecoms regulator, Ofcom, said it will allow U.K. mobile operators to trade spectrum with each other for the first time. Article
> Russian operator Vimpelcom will not be able to keep its proposed $6 billion acquisition of assets of Wind Telecom afloat much longer in the face of continued opposition from Telenor, VimpelCom's chief said. Article
> The revenue models for 4G are in flux. Commentary
And finally... Nokia's bicycle charger will arrive in India in March. Article