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> Sprint Nextel closed its acquisition of Midwestern spectrum and customers from U.S. Cellular. Release
> Clearwire investors are hoping to get Sprint to improve its offer for the company. Article
> Google engineers are trying to fix Android fragmentation. Article
> Tom Wheeler will sell up to $1 million worth of AT&T and Verizon stock in order to obtain the FCC chairman job without conflict. Article
> HTC could double its production capacity for the HTC One in May. Article
> Deutsche Telekom has an option to sell its stake in T-Mobile US. Article
> TracFone Wireless said it supports Sen. Claire McCaskill's calls for an independent federal audit of any inefficiencies that may remain in the Lifeline program. Release
> PCIA announced its Wireless Infrastructure Show will move to the spring beginning in 2014, and will take place May 19-22, 2014 at the Rosen Shingle Creek Resort in Orlando, Florida. Release
> Dish Network again asked the FCC to pause its review of SoftBank's plan to buy 70 percent of Sprint. Article
> Virgin Mobile US is offering a 15 percent discount on the iPhone 4 and 4S. Article
Mobile Content News
> Worldwide consumer spending on mobile games optimized for Apple's iOS has eclipsed total spending on titles for dedicated gaming handhelds like the Sony PSP and Nintendo 3DS, according to a new report issued by researcher IDC and mobile analytics firm App Annie. Article
> A Google executive confirmed the company's new Hangouts messaging platform will integrate SMS and outbound calling services in the near future--before then distancing herself from the comments. Article
> Yahoo is in advanced discussions to acquire social networking platform Tumblr for as much as $1 billion, Adweek reports. AllThingsD first reported on the talks, noting the two firms are also mulling strategic alliance and investment options. Article
And finally… Epson is making Android glasses too. Article