Quick news from across the Web
@FierceWireless: RT @Nguyen: Lines form for iPad2 in Texas. Article @slashgear | Follow @FierceWireless
> TeliaSonera and ZTE are working on a multimode LTE modem. Article
> Sprint Nextel introduced an online directory for wireless phone numbers for businesses. Release
> Time Warner Cable launched a WiMAX-capable portable hotspot that looks to be the carrier's version of the Sierra Wireless Overdrive launched last year by Sprint Nextel. Article
> The iPhone 5 will reportedly sport a metal back. Article
> T-Mobile USA might sell the Nokia C7. Article
> Hewlett-Packard is selling the Palm Pre 2 for Verizon Wireless for $29.99 with a service contract. Article
> The LG Optimus 2X might be sold by T-Mobile as the G2X. Article
Mobile Content News
> Opera introduced an app store for its mobile Web browser. Article
> Vringo will acquire the assets of mobile software as a service platform provider m-Wise. Article
> Google is enhancing its popular Google Maps Navigation (Beta) turn-by-turn application with the addition of automatic traffic re-routing. Article
Mobile Developer News
> Apple issued the final Gold Master edition of its iOS 4.3 operating system update. Article
> Android topples BlackBerry. Commentary
> Research In Motion abandoned the requirement that partners submit a notarized proof of identification to distribute their applications through the storefront. Article
> Electronic Arts and Glu Mobile launched new programs designed to strengthen their respective ties to the independent developer community. Article
> Millennial Media unveiled version 4.1 of its Android software development kit. Article
And finally... Stephen Colbert on the Apple iPad 2. Video