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> Femtocell vendor ip.access signed a femtocell technology development agreement with Qualcomm. Article
> Verizon Wireless is reportedly poised to launch a mobile recovery service. Article
> ZTE won a contract in India. Article
> The environmentally friendly Motorola Grasp is on its way to U.S. Cellular. Article
> Sprint Nextel said it will sell the BlackBerry Curve 3G. Article
Mobile Content News
> Verizon Wireless quietly introduced V Cast Media Manager, a cloud-based media storage solution. Article
> Motorola acquired location-based software and technologies developer Aloqa. Article
> Google is reportedly pitching record labels on a solution that would include both a la carte downloads as well as a subscription service boasting a cloud-based locker. Article
> Among the 82 percent of U.S. adults with mobile phones, 43 percent carry devices boasting mobile applications. Article
> Smartphone owners in the U.S. topped 53.4 million during the three-month period ending in July. Article
Broadband Wireless News
> Cable operators Time Warner and Cablevision agreed to spend $10 million to offer WiFi service in 32 New York area parks. Article
> Skyhook Wireless is suing Google for infringing on patents associated with its location-finding technology based on WiFi access points. Article
> The Department of Agriculture's Rural Utilities Service issued 43 new broadband stimulus awards totaling $518 million. Article
European Wireless News
> Blyk received a fresh injection of funding from an investment consortium headed by Nexit Ventures. Article
> Orange agreed to promote Ovi Store content alongside its own Application Shop on Nokia devices from 2011 in the U.K. and France. Article
> Telefonica's Movistar unveiled a femtocell product that is available to consumers and business subscribers for a monthly rental fee of €9. Article
> The majority of handset software testing is being conducted on smartphones, according to research from DeviceAnywhere. Article
> Vodafone's CEO Vittorio Colao detailed what he now sees as priorities for the company, and what assistance he wants from vendors to achieve these goals. Article
And finally... Nokia's new CEO: "Developers, developers, developers." Article