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> Verizon reduced the price of the Samsung GalaxyTab to $299. Article
> Android 2.2 is headed to AT&T Mobility's Dell Streak 5. Article
> ChaCha sued HTC. Article
> The Federal Trade Commission took action against text messaging spammers. Release
Mobile Content News
> PayPal said publishers are outraged over Apple's new subscription pricing options. Article
> One in five U.S. mobile subscribers accesses the mobile Web each day. Article
> Mobile social gaming is going mainstream. Commentary
> Mozilla introduced the latest version of its Firefox 4 Beta mobile web browser for Android and Maemo smartphones. Article
> Media kingpin News Corp. is readying an edition of its digital news journal The Daily optimized for tablet devices running Google's Android. Article
> Microsoft confirmed reports that a new Windows Phone 7 mobile operating system update has a glitch that impacts some smartphones manufactured by Samsung. Article
Broadband Wireless News
> Will Verizon's deal with Motorola for public-safety LTE keep Sprint Nextel and T-Mobile USA from getting D-Block spectrum? Commentary
> Most LTE operators have usage restrictions. Article
> Researchers at Stanford University say they have found a way to implement full-duplex wireless data transfers. Article
> The Wi-Fi Alliance and Continua Health Alliance have entered into an agreement that calls for the two to promote the adoption of Wi-Fi networking technology in connected health applications. Article
European Wireless News
> According to Ovum, operators should be afraid of Facebook. Article
> ComScore has linked up with the GSMA to persuade members of the Association of Online Publishers to tag their sites with comScore's mobile analytics tools for free. Article
> The first public offer has been made by TeliaSonera to acquire the Poland's top operator, Polkomtel. Article
> Everything Everywhere stumbled in the fourth quarter. Article
> Huawei's offer to donate equipment to provide cellular coverage in the London Underground system has been given the thumbs-down from residents in a recent survey. Article
And finally... One in five smartphone owners admit to being addicted to their phones. Release