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> Deutsche Telekom and iPass announced WiFi Mobilize, "a new network services exchange for in-country and international roaming services," the companies said. Release
> Acer's rejected CEO discussed his vision for the company. Article
> Apple will reportedly use Nuance voice-recognition technology in its forthcoming iOS update. Article
> Huawei hopes to be the world's third largest cell phone vendor in five years. Article
> The Droid Charge for Verizon Wireless is still not available. Article
> A nationwide network for public safety using LTE appears to be getting off the ground. Article
> T-Mobile USA is reportedly planning to offer unlimited Wi-Fi calling. Article
> Sprint Nextel teamed with Trimble for fleet management. Release
> China's Shanghai Unicom awarded Nokia Siemens Networks with a network management contract. Article
Mobile Content News
> Juniper Networks reported a 400 percent increase in Android malware. Article
> Duke Nukem appears headed for iOS. Article
> NPD said mobile devices account for close to half of all video game downloads. Release
> Motorola Mobility acquired software provider SunUp Digital Systems. Article
> Credit services giant American Express will partner with mobile location solutions provider Scvngr to kick off a multi-city pilot offering consumers "couponless" loyalty rewards. Article
> Google will formally unveil its long-awaited cloud-based music player service later today. Article
Mobile Developer News
> Will mergers and acquisitions shake the future of mobile games? Commentary
> Microsoft introduced Windows Azure Toolkits for Devices, promising developers the resources to leverage the cloud to accelerate their application builds. Article
And finally... Martin Cooper gets a new cell phone every two months. Article