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> Cellular South introduced a $60 unlimited plan. Article
> AT&T's CTO said the carrier will offer Voice over LTE services in 2013. Article
> Hewlett-Packard said webOS on PCs will be an "integrated experience." Article
> Apple is reportedly considering an iPhone with a sliding keyboard (Article) and one with a 4-inch screen. Article
> T-Mobile announced it will sell two inexpensive Android phones, the T-Mobile Move and the Samsung Galaxy Mini. Article
> Auctions of spectrum given up by TV broadcasters could raise up to $33 billion. Article
> CenturyLink announced it will become an authorized agent of Verizon Wireless. Release
> Verizon Wireless launched LTE service in Detroit. Article
> LG said it is targeting a 30 percent increase in handset sales this year, to 150 million units. Article
> HTC and Qualcomm announced a teaming for multi-core chips. Article
> Huawei and Northeast Wireless Networks announced they will roll out a wireless network in rural regions of the United States. Article
> An Intel executive resigned from Clearwire's board. Article
> Intel is "disappointed" with Nokia's move toward Windows Phone, but will push ahead with MeeGo. Article
Mobile Content News
> Apple formally unveiled its App Store subscriptions service. Article
> Mobile apps firm GetJar raised $25 million in funding. Article
> T-Mobile USA will launch an NFC mobile payments service in 2012. Article
> Research In Motion is making a lead financial commitment to BlackBerry Partners Fund II. Article
> Qualcomm will incorporate Opera Software's popular Opera Mini browser into handsets running its Brew MP platform. Article
> With Twitter's mobile user segment continuing to multiply, CEO Dick Costolo said it's imperative that the user experience becomes consistent across all operating systems. Article
Mobile Developer News
> Google issued Android 2.3.3, described as "a small feature release" by Android SDK tech lead Xavier Ducrohet on the Android Developers Blog. Article
> What does the Nokia-Microsoft alliance mean for developers? Commentary
> Developer Workshop looked at Avatron Software. Article
And finally... Clearwire's logo beat Sony Ericsson's logo. Article