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> Sprint Nextel will sell the mid-range Samsung Conquer 4G WiMAX phone. Article
> T-Mobile USA announced new pooling plans for businesses. Release
> T-Mobile appointed Terry Hayes as the first vice president general manager for New York. Release
> Regulators plan to stay out of an argument about whether content providers like Google should help pay for the networks they rely on. Article
> Nokia closed the last of its online stores. Article
> Apple's stock appears to be declining due to worries over competition from Google. Article
Mobile Content News
> AT&T Mobility inked an agreement with gaming company Zynga for exclusive content. Article
> Research In Motion is courting European developers. Article
> Boku introduced 1-Tap Mobile Billing for Android. Article
> Oracle is claiming $2.6 billion in patent and copyright infringement damages related to its ongoing intellectual property skirmish with Google. Article
> Nielsen reported Android smartphone sales to U.S. subscribers have flattened over the last three months. Article
Broadband Wireless News
> Ericsson said its demonstration of LTE Advanced technology showed speeds more than 10 times faster than the existing LTE network in Sweden. Article
> InterDigital and Picochip announced a converged gateway architecture that melds a carrier Wi-Fi access point and a 3G femtocell in the same unit. Article
European Wireless News
> BPCE, the country's second largest banking group, is joining with Visa to test m-payments using a microSD-based NFC solution that is independent from the operator. Article
> Having successfully launched LTE late last year to provide rural coverage, Vodafone Germany is now preparing to deploy its first LTE service to cover city centers. Article
> A consortium of leading IT, media and vendors plan to launch a trial of mobile broadband services in the U.K. white space frequency bands. Article
And finally... The Hewlett-Packard TouchPad is apparently no match for the iPad. Article