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> Sprint Nextel's Samsung Epic 4G went on sale Tuesday, and according to Sprint the gadget "became one of Sprint's best-selling devices for first-day sales." Release
> Net1 said it launched a mobile payments effort with an unnamed, top-five U.S. wireless carrier. Release
> Alcatel-Lucent completed LTE tests over spectrum for public safety. Article
> Standard & Poor's may upgrade Motorola. Article
Mobile Content News
> Mobile users are flocking to Twitter at record rates. Article
> Google is hoping to debut an Internet-based digital music service that would launch later this year. Article
> Research firm Analysys Mason estimates mobile operators could lose up to $27 billion in annual voice, SMS and data revenue because of customers that decide to switch operators over their mobile content offerings. Article
> U.S. Cellular will use Loopt's location platform to provide LBS services to its customers. Article
> Mobile is playing a key role in Google's renewal of its deal with AOL. Article
> Apple and Facebook could not come to an agreement about connecting Facebook's service with Apple's new Ping social networking program. Article
> Hewlett-Packard's Palm temporarily suspended new webOS developer approvals due to a virtual keyboard leak. Article
> Apple's iOS platform is now the third most popular Internet platform, behind Mac and Windows. Article
> The Mobile Marketing Association announced a repositioning that the group said will help it "get brands and agencies to increase spend on a channel they're now aware of." Article
European Wireless News
> The Wall Street Journal reported that additional carriers will begin selling the iPhone in Germany, bringing an end to Deutsche Telekom's exclusive hold on the gadget. Article (sub. req.)
> Vodafone Germany announced LTE tiered data pricing. Article
And finally... Painting a building with your smartphone? Article