Quick news from around the Web.
@FierceWireless: In case you missed it, check out this awesome feature form FierceDeveloper on Mozilla's Boot to Gecko: Article | Follow@FierceWireless
> Samsung confirmed a delay in the delivery of its Ice Cream Sandwich software upgrade for its Galaxy S II smartphones. Article
> According to UBS, half of all of the new iPads sold can connect to LTE networks. Article
> Sony released its new TV commercial for its Xperia smartphones. Article
> Apple passed Research In Motion as the biggest smartphone maker in Canada, according to data from IDC and Bloomberg. Article
> The LG Optimus M+ is to soon hit MetroPCS. Article
> Ericsson increased its ownership stake in LG-Ericsson to 75 percent. Article
> U.S. Cellular said it is now selling its first LTE-capable device, the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 tablet, for $499 after a $100 rebate. Release
> Nokia said Apple's nano-SIM proposal is not sufficient. Article
> Iran used ZTE network equipment to spy on its citizens, according to a Reuters report. Article
> Apple said it approached Samsung four times in 2010 to negotiate a settlement for patents. Article
> Research In Motion encouraged users not to jailbreak their PlayBooks. Article
> The FCC formed a task force to deal with incentive spectrum auctions. Article
> In-Stat forecast Apple to become the world's largest maker of mobile processors by the end fo 2012. Article
> Verve Wireless raised $7 million. Article
> Microsoft said Windows Phone will pass Apple in China. Article
Mobile Content News
> Windows Phone Marketplace now counts 70,000 apps. Article
> One-fifth of U.S. wireless subscribers access mobile banking services. Editor's Corner
> Zynga said it acquired social and mobile gaming company OMGPOP and will work to integrate the firm immediately, according to Zynga COO David Ko. Article
> HTC's Beats Electronics could have a grand content play beyond music service MOG. Article
> Mobile gaming company Gameloft announced record 2011 earnings. Article
> iPhoto for iOS now counts more than 1 million users. Article
Broadband Wireless News
> Many Latin American mobile operators are poised to deploy LTE but spectrum issues nonetheless threaten to hold back the market. Article
> Mobile broadband is winning users' hearts. Editor's Corner
European Wireless News
> France Telecom CEO Stéphane Richard has committed the company to deploying LTE across its European operations by 2015. Article
> Three Sweden will stop marketing an unlimited voice and data tariff after demand greatly exceeded the company's expectations. Article
And finally... The next iPhone will reportedly have a 4.6-inch screen. Article