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> Cricket provider Leap Wireless reduced its pricing for BlackBerry services from $60 per month to $55, in line with its Android service pricing. Website
> Investors appear keen on Nvidia's mobile prospects. Article
> The open access provisions relating to Verizon Wireless' 700 MHz spectrum won't affect Apple's plans to sell the iPhone on Verizon's network, according to industry watchers. Article
> Sagem Wireless' patents are up for sale. Release
> Sprint Nextel cut the price of its GalaxyTab tablet to $299. Article
> Investor Carl Icahn scored an 11.4 percent stake in Motorola Mobility. Article
> Nokia scaled back layoff plans to 500 positions. Article
> Samsung and IBM will partner on chips for mobile. Article
> India approved Qualcomm's plans to invest in four local joint ventures. Article (sub. req.)
Mobile Content News
> Apple released the first beta version of its iOS 4.3 update to registered developer partners, introducing a series of new bells and whistles. Article
> Mobile music discovery solutions provider Shazam will integrate digital streaming music service Spotify. Article
> Mobile ad impressions generated via smartphones running Google's Android mobile operating system surpassed Apple's rival iOS for the first time in December. Article
Broadband Wireless News
> Apple's iPhone is finally coming to Verizon Wireless' network, and the device could have some interesting implications on both the operator's 3G EV-DO and LTE network. Commentary
> The video calling function on Verizon's iPhone will only work on WiFi. Article
> The next generation of WiMAX, known as 802.16m, is expected to receive final approval in March. Article
> The personal hotspot feature on the Verizon iPhone is reportedly coming to all iPhones via an update to iOS 4.3. Article
European Wireless News
> T-Mobile UK said it will cut its mobile data limit. Article
> Ireland ditched its plans for issuing mobile TV licenses. Article
> According to a survey commissioned by OSS vendor Amdocs, 73 percent of mobile operators are planning to expand the services they deliver to their prepaid customers. Article
> Finnish operator DNA has announced its intention of launching a commercial LTE network covering major Finnish cities during 2011. Article
And finally... T-Mobile USA's latest ad takes aim at the Verizon iPhone. Video