Quick news from around the Web.
@FierceWireless: Leaving #2013CES in a few. Thanks to every company/person we met with (& plenty we didn't have the opportunity to meet) for a great#CES--PG | Follow@FierceWireless
> The buyers of Nokia's debt are reaping rewards. Article
> Research In Motion's BlackBerry service failed in several regions in the world, due to what appears to be a problem on Vodafone's network. Article
> Huawei said it will make phones with eight cores in the second half of this year. Article
> Lenovo said it will make Windows Phone 8 phones. Article
> ZTE said its new flagship Grand S smartphone will come to the United States. Article
Mobile Content News
> Google is adding location-based deals alerts from digital commerce startup Scoutmob to its Field Trip discovery application for Android. Article
> Google is introducing a Chrome Beta channel optimized for Android smartphones and tablets, offering users early access to mobile browser updates and enhancements prior to their official public release. Article
> Parking startup Streetline raised $25 million in venture capital from firms including Qualcomm. Article
And finally… CNET parent CBS forbade CNET from reviewing Dish Network products due to a lawsuit between CBS and Dish, and Dish's Hopper with Sling product was disqualified from CNET's "Best of CES" awards shortly before the winners were announced. Article