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@FierceWireless: Motorola reportedly has taken 'measures' to get around ITC import ban. Article (via @verge)| Follow@FierceWireless
> T-Mobile USA moved jobs overseas following cuts it made at its U.S. call centers, according to the U.S. Department of Labor. Article
> ZTE said it is not planning job cuts. Article
> Samsung invested $5 million in network infrastructure firm Stoke. Release
> HTC filed a counterclaim against Apple with two patents originally assigned to Hewlett-Packard. Article
> U.S. Cellular is hoping to get Actel's 700 MHz licenses. Article
> Vodafone's dividend payment from Verizon Wireless is still a thorny issue for investors. Article
> Wi-Fi offloading from 3G and 4G networks will increase 16 times from 2011 to 2016, according to iGR. Release
Mobile Content News
> Global revenues from mobile search and discovery services will rise to $15 billion by 2017, nearly tripling projections for the current year, according to a new Juniper Research forecast. Article
> Samsung is teaming with AT&T Mobility to introduce carrier billing options to the manufacturer's Media Hub video-on-demand entertainment service. Article
> Microsoft will extend remote access features integrated into its forthcoming Office 13 productivity suite to mobile devices running the company's Windows Phone 8 operating system. Article
And finally... Google launched a new service in Ghana, Nigeria and Kenya that lets Gmail users send and receive emails using SMS. Article