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@FierceWireless: Verizon CEO blasts FCC’s ‘unimaginative’ Internet proposal. Article (sub. req.) | Follow @FierceWireless
> T-Mobile USA and Samsung announced a lineup of new Qwerty phones, including the Samsung Gravity 3, the Samsung Gravity T and the Samsung 
(pronounced “smiley”). Article
> Apple is adding more patents to its infringement claims against HTC. Article
> Car audio and electronics firm Clarion and Nokia announced they will collaborate on Terminal Mode, a technology the companies said will allow mobile devices to work with car infotainment systems. Release
> LG is betting on the success of its latest Android phone, the Optimus Q. Article (sub. req.)
> The Nokia N8 will be the vendor’s final Nseries device to run Symbian; subsequent Nseries gadgets will sport the company’s MeeGo platform. Article
> AT&T Mobility completed the nationwide rollout of its femtocell offering. Article
> Apple sold its three millionth iPad, 80 days after introducing the device. Release
> Motorola said 9.8 million of debt was tendered in a Dutch auction. Article (sub. req.)
> Spectrum Bridge, Plumas-Sierra Rural Electric Cooperative & Telecommunications and Google announced that Plumas-Sierra County, Calif., launched a smart grid wireless network trial using TV white spaces spectrum. Release
Mobile Content News
> Only 19 percent of Apple’s App Store application downloads so far have been paid for; the other 81 percent of the App Store’s downloads were free. Article
> Digital entertainment services firm RealNetworks announced plans to reorganize its business and operational structure, eliminating 85 jobs. Article
> Google announced its web-based Google Voice communications management platform is now available to all U.S. consumers. Article
> Apple has revised its consumer privacy policy to authorize the collection and sharing of “precise location data” from devices like the iPhone and iPad. Article
Developer News
> More than half the 2,733 developers surveyed by Appcelerator, which provides development tools, believe Android has the best long-term potential among mobile platforms. Article
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