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> Galaxy Nexus owners report problems with the device's touchscreen and signal. Article
> Tower owners may benefit from AT&T's failed acquisition of T-Mobile USA. Article
> Nokia has changed the name of its Symbian platform from Symbian Anna/Bell to Nokia Anna/Belle. Article
> The U.S. International Trade Commission ruled that Motorola's Android phones violate one of Microsoft's smartphone patents. Article
> HTC has started testing new smartphones that work around the technology that was cited in a patent lawsuit won by Apple. Article
> Intel has developed prototype smartphones and tablets equipped with the Medfield chip and running Google's Android platform. Article
> Ericsson won a five-year upgrade contract from Swisscom for its LTE network. Article
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> Google says it is activating 700,000 Android devices per day. Article
> Google has temporarily halted the Android 4.0 operating system update for Samsung Nexus S smartphones after consumers reported issues with the new software. Article
> The NFL will partner with NBC and Verizon Wireless to stream the Super Bowl live to devices equipped with the operator's NFL Mobile application. Article
And finally... A study suggests that people lie more when they text message than they do face-to-face. Article