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> According to Nielsen, 74 percent of 25-34 year olds in the United States now own a smartphone, up from 59 percent in July 2011. Article
> A group of small carriers formed the Interoperability Alliance to push FCC to mandate 700 MHz interoperability. Article
> Apple is opposing Samsung Electronics' efforts to lift a sales ban on its GalaxyTab 10.1. Article
> Samsung may sue Apple if its new iPhone has LTE. Article
> New pictures of the iPad Mini pictures leaked. Article
> Nokia is bringing new features to its existing Lumia phones (article), including its City Lens augmented reality application (article).
> Airave's femtocell is coming to MVNO Ting. Article
> Sony Mobile Communications may be interested in Windows Phone 8. Article
Mobile Content News
> Weeks after Apple said it would remove YouTube as a preloaded application integrated into its iOS 6 platform, Google is introducing a new standalone version of the video service optimized for the iPhone and iPod, complete with paid advertising. Article
> Verizon Wireless is rolling out Verizon Mobile Security, a new application designed to protect Android smartphones from loss, theft and cyber attacks. Article
> Zynga CTO Allan Leinwand has reportedly left the company, continuing the executive exodus there. Article
Mobile Developer News
> Before you develop for the next iPhone, do your copyright due diligence. Editor's Corner
> The majority of app users will uninstall apps over privacy concerns, according to a recent Pew report. Article
European Wireless News
> Huawei is reportedly planning to invest $1.9 billion in the UK. Article
> Everything Everywhere rebranded itself as EE and launched the first LTE service in the UK. Article
And finally... Apple's Jonathan Ive bought a $17 million mansion in San Francisco. Article