Quick news from across the Web
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> Sony Ericsson announced its new Xperia arc Android 2.3 phone. Post
> Research In Motion unveiled a BlackBerry certification program for third-party accessory makers. Article
> Neville Ray, CTO of T-Mobile USA, was re-elected to serve as 2011 chairperson of the 4G Americas' Board of Governors. Release
> Microsoft said CDMA Windows Phone 7 devices will arrive in February. Article
> AT&T Mobility dropped the price of its iPhone 3GS to $49. Article
> The FCC is urging mobile developers to work on apps for net neutrality. Article
> HTC's fourth quarter net income jumped significantly on Android phone sales. Article
> Nvidia is eyeing the "superphone" category. Article
> AT&T is working to purchase 700 MHz spectrum from Windstream. Article
> MetroPCS added 298,000 net customers in the fourth quarter. Release
> Clearwire released a video showing the results of some of its LTE testing. Video
Mobile Content News
> Leap Wireless said it will delay the launch of its Muve Music all-you-can-eat service. Article
> Verizon Wireless and Appcelerator said they will enable Web developers to translate their JavaScript expertise into Android and BlackBerry applications. Article
> Samsung added CBS to its Media Hub content lineup. Article
> AT&T plans a branded mobile video service. Article
Broadband Wireless News
> Maravedis showed that 3.7 million new BWA/WiMAX subscribers were added in the fourth quarter 2010. Article
> WiMAX provider Towerstream is getting into the WiFi hotzone game. Commentary
> Current Analysis analyst Peter Jarich discussed the forecast for 2011. Commentary
> China Mobile is reportedly to begin large-scale trials of TD-LTE networks in six cities. Article
European Wireless News
> Nokia is thought to have shipped 3.5 to 4 million units of its flagship N8 smartphone. Article
> KPN has stated that the deal agreed between Belgium's Mobistar and Apple for exclusive distribution of the iPhone is illegal. Article
> United Kingdom mobile operators warned users that text messages will now be more expensive. Article
> Nokia Siemens Networks hopes to complete the acquisition of Motorola's infrastructure business by the end of March. Article
> Consumers are shying away from subsidized iPads. Article
And finally... Steve Martin on CES. Post