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> Boost Mobile is launching the Android-powered Motorola i1 June 20 for between $349.99 and $399.99, according to a Boost spokeswoman. Release
> Leap Wireless' Cricket Communications brand won a permanent injunction against GSM Cellular for infringing on its trademark. Article
> T-Mobile USA is launching a new Nokia phone, the Qwerty E73 Mode. Article
> Hewlett-Packard CEO Mark Hurd said the company bought Palm for webOS, not to get into the smartphone business. Article
> Nokia unveiled a bicycle mobile phone charger. Article
> ZTE appointed Lixin Cheng as the new CEO of ZTE USA. Release
Mobile Content News
> Nearly 5 million users have downloaded Skype's 3G iPhone app. Article
> The founders of Skype and Kazaa teamed for social music service Rdio. Article
> Rival digital payment service providers Zong and Boku separately announced new solutions promising developers the tools to add in-app payment options to their Android smartphone applications. Article
> Google's Search for mobile added app results. Article
> Target will sell the Kindle ereader nationwide. Article
Broadband News
> Atheros unveiled an 802.11n router solution designed to handle bandwidth-intensive applications. Article
> ZTE and China's MII announced TD-LTE conformity tests. Article
> picoChip announced a platform enhancement that the company said addresses the smartphone signaling problem. Article
> WiFi is more pertinent for AT&T now that unlimited smartphone data plans are gone. Commentary
European News
> Location-based service revenues in Europe are forecast to reach €420M by 2015. Article
> Spain will end mobile TV, while a UK survey shows significant potential for the technology. Article
> French operators are supporting NFC deployments, and nationwide coverage is planned. Article
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