Quick news from across the Web.
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> Sprint Nextel is reclaiming about 240 jobs that it transferred to Ericsson when it signed a contract with the company to run and maintain its network. Article
> Specs have leaked for a possible Nexus 7 tablet. Article
> T-Mobile USA will expand its prepaid service at Dollar General stores beginning on July. Article
> The U.S. International Trade Commission is reviewing what is fair and reasonable in the Google-Apple patent fight. Article
> Research in Motion's stock dropped after a Morgan Stanley analyst said the company would have to shrink considerably to survive. Article
> The Wi-Fi Alliance has started the process for certifying devices as compliant and compatible with its new Passpoint service. Article
> Mobile Posse now has 15 million opt-in subscribers. Release
> A Citigroup analyst says Verizon Wireless' overhaul of mobile data pricing may be designed to head off Apple and possibly others offering VoIP calling. Article
> Volubill launched the the latest version of its converged charging and policy software. Release
Mobile Content News
> Microsoft acquired enterprise social network Yammer for $1.2 billon in cash. Article
> Brightcove introduced App Cloud Core, a free open-source platform enabling Web developers to leverage HTML5 and JavaScript to build native applications for devices running iOS and Android. Article
> Facebook abruptly shuttered Find Friends Nearby, a new location-enabled feature rolling out across the social network's native iOS and Android applications as well as its mobile website. Article
Developer News
> A Vision Mobile study says that the average per-app revenue is in the range of $1,200 to $3,900 depending on the platform. Article
> Sprint Nextel customers who use HTC Evo devices spend more time on the Internet than any other Android users in the United States. Article
> Microsoft must attract developers to Windows Phone 8 if it wants to have compelling apps for its devices. Article
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