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HTC Says Some New Products Are Making Their Way Through U.S. Customs

It’s unclear, however, just how big an impact the patent issues will have on the company’s momentum and sales with the HTC One and other models.
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Apple and Samsung Chiefs to Kick Off Settlement Talks Monday

Samsung Vice Chairman Gee-Sung Choi and Apple CEO Tim Cook will meet in San Francisco tomorrow to discuss a possible settlement to their intellectual property dispute, Reuters confirmed today. As reported last month, the two companies agreed to go to mediation, but it is difficult to believe that two days of talks will result in a settlement to their legal battles, which span some 50 lawsuits in 10 countries.

Voyager Mobile, a 22-Year-Old’s Cellphone Start-Up, Launches After Delay

It’s a few days later than he had hoped, but John Mardini’s cellphone start-up is open for business.
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China Clears Google’s Motorola Mobility Deal

Google said Saturday that Chinese antitrust authorities have cleared the Internet giant’s proposed purchase of Motorola Mobility Holdings Inc., pushing the $12.5 billion deal over its last regulatory hurdle.

Sprint Looks to Lure New Customers With iPhone 4S Promotion

If you’re not happy with Verizon’s latest news about unlimited data plans, Sprint would be happy to have you.
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Court Bans Import of Some Motorola Phones Found to Infringe on Microsoft Patent

The U.S. International Trade Commission sides with Microsoft in one of several patent disputes between the two companies. Motorola may appeal.
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In Its First Acquisition as a Public Company, Facebook Buys Social Gifting App Karma

Facebook apparently figured out what to do with its newfound cash injection.
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T-Mobile Pooh-Poohs Shared Data Plans

The No. 4 U.S. carrier, like Sprint, is focusing on per-device unlimited plans instead.
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Forecast for Revamped Weather Channel iPhone App Looks Bright

The Weather Channel iPhone app finally gets a major redesign after three years.
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RIM Gets FCC Approval for Cellular-Equipped Tablet

The agency has given the nod to what appears to be an LTE-equipped version of the PlayBook tablet. RIM has promised that such a device would ship later this year.
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$$FB$$ Has Arrived: So Now What?

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