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@FierceWireless: #Sprint MVNO iTalk acquires calling card vendor ITG as it rolls out mobile broadband service. Article | Follow@FierceWireless
> Samsung announced the new Galaxy S4 mini. Post
> Verizon Wireless will sell the BlackBerry Q10 for $200 with a contract. Article
> Apple is reportedly shifting production from Foxconn to Pegatron. Article
> Alcatel's One Touch Idol is now available in the United States unlocked for $300. Article
> MediaTek announced its new quad-core application processor, the MT8125, for "fast growing global tablet markets." Release
> Apple released a version of its 16 GB iPod touch without a rear-facing camera. Article
Mobile Content News
> Google is rolling out overhauled versions of its Gmail application for Android and Apple's rival iOS, promising users greater organizational control over their inbox. Article
> Glu Mobile is extending its fledgling real-money mobile gaming efforts to the U.S. market, collaborating with cash and virtual currency platform Skillz to integrate skill-based cash tournaments into select Android titles. Article
> Facebook has ended negotiations to acquire crowdsourced location services firm Waze, AllThingsD reports. Article
> Shazam is extending its media discovery platform to Microsoft's Windows Phone 8 mobile operating system. Article
Broadband Wireless News
> King Street Wireless, which is U.S. Cellular's spectrum partner, reiterated calls for the FCC to mandate interoperability in the 700 MHz band, noting that without such a directive the companies won't be able to offer an iPhone that works over the companies' 700 MHz spectrum. Article
> Global mobile data traffic as a percentage of overall Internet traffic will likely accelerate at a rate of 1.5 times its current trajectory. Much of that traffic will likely come from people wanting to share content--photos, video and more--via their mobile devices, including wearable computing devices. Article
> iTalk announced it purchased ITG, a Texas-based provider of international calling cards, with the goal of expanding the sale of its Sprint Nextel-powered mobile data service. Article
European Wireless News
> Telefónica Germany CEO René Schuster said an imminent merger with rival operator E-Plus is not on the cards, adding that the operator is perfectly capable of winning further market share on its own. Article
> Deutsche Telekom is planning to strengthen its position in Eastern Europe and has already targeted a potential acquisition target in Poland, according to a Dow Jones Newswires report. Article
And finally… Microsoft will bring the Start button back to Windows. Article