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> Mobile commerce venture Isis has confirmed it will begin consumer trials next week. Article
> Great Britain's Court of Appeals upheld a decision that Samsung's Galaxy tablet does not infringe upon Apple's patents. Article
> Analysts continue to fret over potential supply constraints for Apple's iPhone 5. Article
> Tower firms Crown Castle and American Tower are likely to benefit from Softbank's acquisition of Sprint. Article
Broadband Wireless News
> Qualcomm Atheros' hybrid chipset that combines Wi-Fi and HomePlug powerline communication technologies is enabling a new segment of Wi-Fi range extenders based on the IEEE P1905.1 standard. Article
> Accedian Networks, is targeting the small cell backhaul market with its NanoNID, a USB stick-size network interface device designed to provide remote troubleshooting, performance measuring and capacity planning for small cells, mobile backhaul and CPE networks. Article
> AT&T's decision to offer Apple's FaceTime video calling feature over cellular at no extra charge only to its Mobile Share data plan customers has led one consumer to file a formal complaint with the FCC. Article
> T-Mobile's Neville Ray talks about the company's plans to use MetroPCS' DAS to expand its coverage. Interview
> In its first Wi-Fi product launch since acquiring BelAir Networks in April, Ericsson released a stadium-optimized Wi-Fi solution for mobile operators. Article
Mobile Content News
> Apple reportedly has acquired embattled video-sharing startup Color Labs, which this week denied it is closing its doors. Article
> eBay credits mobile user growth and PayPal for boosting its third quarter revenues. Article
> Facebook is opening its mobile ad program to all developer partners. Article
European Wireless News
> TeliaSonera said that it will cut 2,000 jobs after reporting third-quarter earnings that undershot analysts' estimates. Article
> The French government is concerned over the possible sale of Vivendi's SFR. Article
> An analyst says Rich Communication Suite mobile messages will generate 83 billion messages per year within five years. Article
> Theories of harm arising from recent disputes with standards-essential patents are poorly substantiated and contradicted by market facts and figures. Commentary
And finally... Internet jokesters are making the most of the "women in a binder" comment in Tuesday's presidential debate. Article