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> The Samsung Exhilarate is scheduled to hit AT&T Mobility stores June 10. Article
> Apple was denied a ban on Samsung tablet sales in the United States. Article
> A former Texas Instruments executive, Gregg Lowe, was named Freescale Semiconductor's CEO. Article
> Apple and Google have expanded their battle to mobile maps. Article (sub. req.)
> Research In Motion's stock dropped into the single digits. Article
> Microsoft is getting rid of its Zune brand. Article
> Texas Instruments announced its new Wi-Fi certified Miracast technology, based on the Wi-Fi Alliance's Wi-Fi Display Specification, which the company said will allow users to transfer video from mobile devices to larger screens. Release
> Wedge Networks announced a new mobile security platform for carriers. Release
> Leap Wireless' Cricket launched a new BlackBerry Curve. Article
Mobile Content News
> Square signed new retail agreements with Walgreens, Staples and FedEx Office, doubling the number of locations selling its signature credit card reader to 20,000. Article
> Microsoft unveiled Xbox SmartGlass, a cross-platform application enabling consumers to interact with their Xbox 360 entertainment console via smartphone, tablet or PC. Article
Mobile Developer News
> Frustration is growing over the sluggish rollout of Ice Cream Sandwich. Article
> How can developers protect consumers' privacy? Industry Voices
And finally… "The Dark Knight Rises" on the Nokia Lumia 900. Article