Quick news from around the Web.
@FierceWireless: Dropbox gobbles up Mailbox owner Orchestra. Article via @FierceMobiCo | Follow@FierceWireless
> HTC said its One smartphone won't be sold through Verizon Wireless. Article
> Sony revealed the mid-range Xperia SP and L. Article
> Nokia's revenue from India declined. Article
> Nokia's veteran developer relations executive, Richard Kerris, is leaving the company. Article
> A security researcher has reportedly found security holes in Huawei USB modems. Article
> Sharp said Qualcomm's investment in the company has been delayed. Article
Mobile Content News
> Microsoft will end support for its Windows Phone 8 and Windows Phone 7.8 mobile operating systems in mid-2014. Article
> Facebook has halted fledgling chat application MessageMe's access to its social graph, reportedly due to a violation of its platform restrictions. Article
Broadband Wireless News
> Jarvinian Wireless Application Fund has filed a second application for an experimental license to test a terrestrial low-power service (TLPS) that could be used for a private, licensed Wi-Fi service operating over Globalstar's spectrum and unlicensed ISM band spectrum. Article
> Verizon Wireless and its cable TV partner Comcast are working together to create "magical experiences that move seamlessly across all your digital devices," according to a recent Comcast job listing. Article
European Wireless News
> European leader have called for the European Commission to publish a plan by October detailing "concrete measures to establish the single market in telecoms as early as possible." Article
> The outcome of the UK LTE spectrum auction is under debate as worries surface over the distribution of frequency bands and likely capacity constraints, according to a Financial Times report, which cited unnamed sources. Article
And finally… "Wait wait wait wait wait. The App Store on iOS sent passwords over http plaintext?!" Article