> LG Electronics released its first netbook for the U.S. market, the LG X120, which will cost $179.99 when users sign a two-year data contract with AT&T Mobility. Release
> Sony Ericsson's first Android phone, the Xperia X10, will have support for UMTS HSPA 800/850/1900 MHz bands--meaning it could run on AT&T's network. Article
> Downloads at Nokia's Ovi Store surged 70 percent in October compared with September. Article
> Governments in Finland and Spain are considering measures that would see broadband as part of a universal service mandate. Article
> E-Plus and O2 Germany have started to discuss jointly bidding for spectrum and possibly sharing their networks. Article
> Ubiquisys introduced an outdoor femtocell designed to act like a mini outdoor base station, supporting a small number of users over a greater range than indoor femtocells. Article
And finally... A new arcade game puts users' texting speeds to the test. Article