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> T-Mobile US MVNO Ultra Mobile tweaked its $59 plan to double the amount of available data, from 2 GB per month to 4 GB per month. The company also said it increased its throttled data speed to 256 kbps from 128 kbps. Site
> The FCC said it will consider new rules to make it easier to install new cell towers. Article
> Broadcom said it will target the connected car market with its new line of "5G" Wi-Fi chips. Release
> ZTE announced its Geek smartphone with Nvidia's Tegra 4 processor. Article
> China's up and coming Xiaomi smartphone company said it sold 10 million of its flagship Mi-2 smartphone in less than a year. Article
> Apple CEO Tim Cook will meet with Carl Icahn next week. Article
> Sprint's Virgin Mobile will sell the iPhone 5s and iPhone 5c starting next week. Article
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> According to a new report, "Candy Crush Saga" maker King filed for an initial public offering that values the company at $5 billion. Article
> Nine months after Facebook slammed the brakes on external mobile advertising trials, the social networking giant has revived the initiative in an effort to bolster its mobile revenue stream. Article
> Apple is rolling out iOS 7.0.2, a supplemental operating system update that resolves a security vulnerability enabling anyone to bypass the device lockscreen to access personal data. Article
And finally… Boston University sued dozens of tech firms for violating its 1997 patent. Article