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> AT&T Mobility said it completed its purchase of Convergys' minority interests in Cincinnati SMSA Limited Partnership and an associated cell tower holding company for $320 million. Release
> The Motorola Mobility Droid 3 appears headed for Verizon Wireless. Article
> Samsung dropped its countersuit against Apple. Article
> Samsung said it sold 3 million Galaxy II Android phones. Article
> Chinese supplier Pegatron reportedly received an order of 15 million iPhone 5s from Apple. Article
> AT&T Mobility is offering a renewed insurance plan for iPhone customers. Article
> Verizon Wireless is reportedly planning to reduce the prices of its HTC Thunderbolt and Apple iPhone smartphones. Article
> Nokia will reportedly exit the Japanese phone market. Article
Mobile Content News
> ABC television affiliate KABC is teaming with crowdsourced navigation app provider Waze to keep drivers updated on traffic conditions and help ease congestion in Los Angeles. Article
> Zynga filed for a $1 billion initial public offering. Article
> Mobile payments for digital and physical goods, mobile money transfers and Near Field Communications-enabled contactless transactions will almost triple from $240 billion in 2011 to $670 billion in 2015, Juniper Research forecasts. Article
Broadband Wireless News
> Chinese mobile vendor ZTE announced what it calls the world's first commercial LTE micro base station. Article
> Duke University grad student Justin Manweiler and a team of researchers have developed a way to significantly increase the battery life of Wi-Fi devices without changing the device itself. Article
> Ruckus Wireless has made a massive mobile data offload network deal with Japan's KDDI. Article
European Wireless News
> Deutsche Telekom hired two new female executives. Article
> Residents in the German city of Cologne now have access to LTE services after Deutsche Telekom's domestic subsidiary, Telekom Deutschland, switched on its city-wide network. Article
> Smartphone users in the U.K. could be a few months away from having access to mobile wallet services, reveals O2 Media's managing director, Shaun Gregory. Article
> Mobile commerce appears to be entering a new phase as European operators engage in a mad scramble to form partnerships with financial services firms and rival mobile operators. Article
And finally... Apple iPads are making their way into the cockpit. Article