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> Gemalto acquired SensorLogic. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed. Release
> Nuance said it will acquire Vlingo. Article
> Skype said it will offer free Wi-Fi in 50 U.S. airports. Article
> Verizon Wireless asked the FCC to quickly approve its purchase of SpectrumCo's AWS spectrum licenses. Article
> Nokia announced a battery fix for its Lumia 800 for next year. Article
> Nokia announced a CES press event. Article
> Verizon Wireless confirmed problems with signal reception on the Samsung Galaxy Nexus. Article
> Wireless carriers have stayed quiet about rumblings for a nationwide ban on talking while driving. Article (sub. req.)
> A Metrico Wireless study found similar download speeds on Verizon Wireless' and AT&T Mobility's LTE networks. Article
> Google is reportedly planning a "Nexus" tablet. Article
> HTC is reportedly preparing the Elite smartphone for AT&T release next year. Article
> Forbes looked into the mysterious dual-core LTE chip that Research In Motion is waiting for. Article
Mobile Content News
> Google.com was the most popular mobile website of 2011 among Opera Mini browser users. Article
> Panasonic, Samsung Electronics, SanDisk, Sony and Toshiba have agreed to collaborate on the development of new content protection technologies designed for implementation across connected devices. Article
> GreatCall announced the availability of its first Android OS application, MedCoach. Release
Mobile Developer News
> What were the stories that shaped 2011? Editor's Corner
> Christmastime is here, and Khush is celebrating the season with the launch of Singing Santa. Developer Workshop
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