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> América Móvil said its U.S. TracFone unit is committed to the prepaid market and does not have plans to get into the postpaid game. Article
> ZTE filed legal attacks against rival Huawei in multiple countries. Article (sub. req.)
> Sprint Nextel is reportedly preparing a low-cost Android smartphone. Article
> Boingo raised $77.9 million during its initial public offering. Article
> Motorola Solutions elected Greg Brown as its chairman. Release
> HTC Surround users are getting Microsoft's "NoDo" Windows Phone 7 update. Article
> RadiSys will acquire Continuous Computing for around $73 million in cash. Release
> Sprint Nextel's Virgin Mobile released a new ad campaign. Release
> A mobile-centric group of companies calling itself the High Tech Spectrum Coalition said it supports federal legislation that would auction and reallocate wireless spectrum and reward broadcasters with a percentage of the proceeds. Article
> T-Mobile USA announced it launched HSPA+ services in additional cities. Tweet
> American Airlines will offer in-flight Wi-Fi streaming to cell phones. Article
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> Electronic Arts purchased Real Racing developer Firemint. Article
> Current Analysis analyst Peter Jarich looks at the market for mobile TV. Commentary
> Verizon Wireless is adding on-demand social music service Rdio to its V Cast Apps storefront. Article
And finally... Vodafone is offering Londoners the ability to pay for taxis via text. Article