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> MagicJack has dropped plans for a femtocell and instead is moving forward with software for super cheap VoIP calling via mobiles. Article
> Qualcomm promised a 1.5 GHz Snapdragon processor for the fourth quarter of this year. Article
> ZTE's Salute for Verizon Wireless is available through online retailer Wirefly. Article
> Samsung is testing an update to its Galaxy S phones to address GPS problems, and promised to issue the fix by September. Article
> An Apple manager was indicted in a kickback scheme with Asian component suppliers. Article (sub. req.)
> The new BlackBerry Torch is available for $99 with a two-year AT&T Mobility contract through online retailer Amazon. Article
> How did the summer HTC Evo vs. Apple iPhone 4 battle play out? Post
Mobile Content News
> Ad-campaign delays continue to hamper Apple's iAd service. Article
> Streaming video service provider Hulu is reportedly planning an initial public offering. Article
> Sprint Nextel launched its new Sprint Football Live application. Article
> Apple named Near Field Communications veteran Benjamin Vigier product manager of its mobile commerce unit. Article
Broadband Wireless News
> Devicescape entered the WiFi location business. Article
> ChinaTel Group is working with CECT-Chinacomm Communications to deploy a WiMAX network in the 3.5 GHz band across 29 markets in China. Article
> Lockheed Martin developed what is called a persistent wireless broadband network available to soldiers on the battlefield for tactical use. Article
European Wireless News
> Telecom Italia Mobile started the second and final phase of its LTE tests. Article
> A new study claims revenues generated by femtocell deployments worldwide will reach $4 billion by 2014. Article
> The CEO of Vodafone UK acknowledged that much of the company's customer-facing processes were "sub-optimal." Article
> Smartphone operating systems will dictate the future. Commentary
And finally... Justin Bieber sent a rival's phone number to 4.5 million of his Twitter followers. Article