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> Sprint Nextel CEO Dan Hesse scored nearly $12 million in compensation last year. Article
> Sprint will cancel its Picture Mail service April 30. Article
> Google said it is in talks with other carriers beyond Sprint for its Google Voice service. Article
> Sony announced a reorganization to focus on digital imaging, mobile and gaming. Article
> Google appears to be pushing ahead with its Chromebook laptops. Article
> HTC purchased a 20 percent stake in SyncTV. Article
> Newfield Wireless announced that Carolina West Wireless acquired its TrueCall network visualization and optimization software. Release
> TracFone's Straight Talk service added an unlimited international messaging offering to its Android smartphones. Article
> According to Berg Insight, shipments of NFC-enabled handsets reached 30 million units in 2011. Post
> Apple has been charged with misleading the public in Australia by advertising its new iPad tablet as supporting 4G there. Article (sub. req.)
> Sprint is offering the HTC Evo 3D for free with a service contract. Page
> Verizon Wireless launched the LG Lucid LTE Android phone for $79 with a service contract. Article
> Clearwire is offering rebates for some of its devices. Post
> On Track Innovations filed a patent-infringement lawsuit against T-Mobile USA over NFC technology. Article
> The value of LightSquared continues to fall. Post
> Around a third of iPhone 4S users make use of Apple's Siri service daily. Article
Mobile Content News
> TeleNav is offering free HTML5 navigation to developers. Article
> BilltoMobile has teamed with Discover to offer mobile carrier billing to Discover's e-commerce retailers that want to generate incremental revenue. Article
> Startup Color, which raised $41 million in funding, counts just 30,000 daily users. Article
> Angry Birds maker Rovio purchase Finnish mobile gaming operation Futuremark Games Studio. Article
Mobile Developer News
> Apple reportedly has begun rejecting iOS applications that limit unique device identifiers [UDIDs] in iPhones and iPads. Article
> Are developers giving up on Android? Editor's Corner
And finally... Is it an Android phone or a condom? Article