Quick news from around the Web.
"China Mobile '14 - rolled out 720,000 4G base stations covering a one billion population .. 1B POPs covered!! " --@BillHo
> Augmented reality startup Magic Leap posted a video of its technology being used in a shooting game. Article
> Twin Prime, a startup that aims to speed up content delivery on wireless networks, said it raised $9.5 million in venture funding. Article
> According to the Wall Street Journal, the FTC considered an antitrust case against Google for its search results. Article
> Google released its Android Auto app on the Google Play app store. Article
> Icon Q released its first smartphone, the Q5.5. Article
> Amazon received permission from the FAA to test drones. Article
> A court ruled that AT&T's lawyers were too late in appealing a $40 million loss in a patent infringement case. Article
Telecom News
> EarthLink has taken advantage of this week's 2015 Multi-Unit Restaurant Technology Conference (MURTEC) to introduce a new bundled franchise offering targeting multilocation businesses that span hundreds of restaurants. Article
Cable News
> Starting in February 2014, when it first publicly proposed its $45.2 billion purchase of Time Warner Cable, Comcast has framed its regulatory pitch on the fact that its video services footprint have little, if any, overlap with that of TWC. Article
European Wireless News
> Gartner predicted that a growing number of Android smartphone users will migrate to Apple's iOS in 2015, as it forecast that mobile phones and tablets will lead growth in global device shipments during the year. Article
> Investments in LTE networks are expected to drive information technology (IT) spending in Turkey's communications sector to $1.29 billion (€1.2 billion) in 2015, as the country's three operators Turkcell, Vodafone Turkey and Avea race to deploy their LTE networks according to IDC. Article
And finally… Larry King dictates his Tweets to an assistant. Article