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> U.S. Cellular will offer LG's Android-powered Apex starting Nov. 19. Release
> Alcatel-Lucent introduced a new broadcasting system. Article
> ZTE expects to increase its LTE business. Article
> Juniper Networks agreed to buy Trapeze Networks for $152 million. Article
> Ortiva Wireless raised $8 million in venture funding. Article
> Samsung and LG face another patent-infringement lawsuit on Android. Article
> Samsung's chairman is preparing his son to take over the CEO position. Article
> Sequans and Gemtek announced a partnership for LTE. Release
> Nokia plans a research center in Russia. Article
> Sony Ericsson is working to offer pinch-zoom technology on its Xperia X10. Post
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> After months of delay, negotiation and federal inquiries, Google Voice is now available through Apple's iPhone App Store. Article
> Augmented-reality company Layar scored $14 million in venture capital funding. Release
> Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer dismissed a shareholder's suggestion that the software maker should split into individual companies serving the corporate and consumer segments. Article
> Apple officially began selling the Beatles' historic catalog via iTunes. Article
> Skyfire will discontinue support for Symbian and Windows Mobile. Article
And finally... Sharp plans a 3D phone for the U.S. market next year. Article