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@FierceMobiCo: Regulators raid Google's Korean offices over #Android antitrust probe. Article | Follow@FierceMobiCo
> Mosaid said it rejected a takeover bid from Wi-LAN. Article
> Qualcomm said it acquired the design team of IDT's Hollywood Quality Video and Frame Rate Conversion Video Processing product lines. Release
> Hewlett-Packard provided an update on its forthcoming batch of TouchPad tablets. Post
> Aviat Networks said it sold its WiMAX business to EION Networks. Release
> Apple's iOS 5 will reportedly offer systemwide text-to-speech functions. Article
> The Samsung Nexus Prime appears all but confirmed. Article
> Apple is reportedly getting closer to offering its 3G iPad 2 in China. Article (sub. req.)
> The HTC Holiday and the HTC Amaze appear set for a holiday release. Article
> The Samsung Transfix with a Qwerty keyboard appears headed for Leap Wireless' Cricket. Article
> Verizon Wireless will sell the BlackBerry Torch 9850 for $199. Article
> Sprint Nextel reportedly installed repeaters for the iPhone 5 launch in Apple stores. Article
> According to new research, 28 percent of Americans use mobile and social location-based services. Post
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> Facebook issued the latest version of its mobile social networking application for Apple's iPhone, highlighted by more efficient sharing tools. Article
> Yahoo has removed Carol Bartz from her role as CEO. Article
> A new lawsuit focuses on Elvis Presley ringtone revenue. Article
> Sprint Nextel sued educational software developer Blackboard over an app exclusivity agreement. Article
And finally... Angry Birds stereo speakers. Article