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@FierceWireless: RT @IntoMobile: Study shows Verizon and HTC fastest at updating Android phones. Article | Follow @FierceWireless
> Handset maker Modu is reportedly planning to discontinue operations. Article
> Alltel Wireless said it will sell the Android-powered LG Axis for $89.99 after a $50 mail-in rebate and two-year service agreement. Release
> AT&T Mobility and Audience announced the rollout of earSmart voice processing technology in a number of Samsung handsets for the carrier. Release
> Research In Motion is eyeing cloud services and possibly the management of non-BlackBerry devices. Article
> Samsung said it is taking a cautious approach to issuing Android updates. Article
> Sony Ericsson said its planned Xperia arc won't support NFC technology. Article
> Fred Upton (R-Mich.) said he will probably support the FCC's push for voluntary spectrum auctions for broadcasters. Article
Mobile Content News
> Social commerce juggernaut Groupon is forging ahead with plans for an initial public that could value the startup at $15 billion or more. Article
> News Corp. appears to have delayed the launch of its iPad newspaper. Article
> Google acquired eBook Technologies, a firm specializing in both ereader hardware and content publication/distribution solutions. Article
And finally... Chocolate factory controlled by iPhone. Article