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@FierceWireless: RT @verge: US government won't abandon BlackBerry, says the Washington Post. Article | Follow@FierceWireless
> Leap Wireless' Cricket said the new Huawei Mercury supports its Muve Music service. Article
> Some expect launch sales of Nokia's Lumia 900 at AT&T Mobility to come in below launches from rivals. Article
> Sony plans to discuss its corporate strategy during an event next week. Article
> Apple said it is investigating Wi-Fi issues in its new iPad. Article
> Another webOS executive plans to leave Hewlett-Packard. Article
> The FCC took away several Commercial Educational Broadband Services licenses from Xanadoo for the company's failure to launch service. Release
> AT&T Mobility appears to be tweaking its GoPhone pricing plans. Article
> U.S. Cellular's first LTE phone will be the Samsung Galaxy S Aviator, which will go for $199 with a rebate and service contract. Release
> According to new data, half of all iPhone sales are to repeat customers. Post
Mobile Content News
> Nokia TV is headed to Nokia phones in Finland. Post
> Consumers will download more than 66 billion mobile applications per year by 2016, according to new research. Article
> Zynga's Draw Something passed the 50 million download mark. Article
Broadband Wireless News
> The Global mobile Suppliers Association (GSA) said 63 manufacturers have announced 347 LTE-enabled user devices. Article
> WiMAX is rapidly gaining subscribers in Pakistan and Bangladesh, where it is a key technology for providing wireless broadband access for the previously unconnected. Article
> Dish Network is expecting a fairly quick resolution from the FCC regarding its broadband wireless plans. Article
European Wireless News
> Mobile operators in Germany have expanded LTE coverage to reach 13 million households across the country, according to a report from German ICT trade group Bitkom. Article
> SFR and Virgin Mobile launched aggressive new pricing packages for triple-play and quad-play services to combat cut-price offers from Iliad's Free Mobile. Article
> Some analysts believe a Facebook IPO would cause trouble for mobile operators. Article
And finally... Google announces augmented reality glasses, and it's not an April Fool's joke. Article