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@FierceWireless: RT@gigaom: Is Samsung really launching an LTE-Advanced Galaxy? More like semi-advanced. Article | Follow@FierceWireless
> FCC Chairman nominee Tom Wheeler said his business experience would help him if he is approved by the Senate to be the chief of the agency. Article
> C Spire Wireless said its customers will be able to access over 12 million high-quality Wi-Fi hotspots through the carrier's deal for Devicescape's Curated Virtual Network. Release
> AT&T Mobility reiterated its opposition to a 700 MHz interoperability mandate. Post
> Apple removed the "industrial" part of Jony Ive's title. Article
> MVNO Solavei is offering $50 to new customers through the end of June. Post
> BlackBerry issued a "critical" security update for its Z10 phone. Article
> A group of former HTC employees founded a startup called Kazam in order to build new smartphones for the European market that focus on " stunning design, robust hardware, and intuitive technology." Article
> The new HTC Desire 200 features a built-in ad blocker. Article
> Bluegrass Cellular will use Exalt Communications for mobile network backhaul. Release
> LG sold 1 million Optimus G Pro phones in South Korea. Article
> TCL launched a 5-inch 1080p Idol X (S950) smartphone. Article
> Huawei said its new Ascend P6 Android smartphone is the world's thinnest. Article
> According to Berg Insight, handset makers shipped a total of 40 million units worldwide in 2012 that featured quad-core application processors. Release
Mobile Content News
> Amazon is expanding its Kindle FreeTime Unlimited digital media service, adding family-friendly offerings from content partners including The Walt Disney Company, Warner Bros. and Electronic Arts. Article
> A&E Networks will launch full-episode streaming TV apps for Android. Article
> Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) is updating its Bing voice recognition and search software, promising Windows Phone users significant improvements in both speed and accuracy. Article
Mobile Developer News
> When should developers stop rewarding app users and start punishing them? Editor's Corner
> Developers are pondering Waze's future after Google agreed to acquire the company. Article
> Around 67 percent of all app developers aren't breaking even, according to a new report. Article
And finally… AT&T introduced solar-powered phone charging stations in New York City. Article