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> HTC will not appeal the patent infringement case it lost against Apple. Article (sub. req.)
> A judge pushed forward with a case against Apple that alleges the company allowed advertisers to track users. Article
> Samsung said it is not making a rival to Facebook. Article
> LightSquared reached an agreement with its remaining creditors. Article
> A new survey found that the bring-your-own-device trend is a top concern among those tasked with maintaining businesses' security. Release
> The FCC said it will increase the number of identification codes for devices passing through its certification system. Article
Mobile Content News
> Twitter is increasing rich media interactions within tweets, enabling content providers to incorporate previews, images and video clips by linking to their websites. Article
> Time Magazine will sell its issues through Apple's Newsstand. Article
Broadband Wireless News
> Two companies with wireless industry expertise, Openet and Row 44, are benefiting from late spring venture capital investments. Article
> Cliff Lai, the president of Taiwan Mobile, is pitching for Taiwan's government to cancel existing WiMAX licenses and open up the spectrum for LTE. Article
European Wireless News
> France Telecom could consider offering investors a stake in its Everything Everywhere joint venture with Deutsche Telekom. Article
> There is little value from in merging the German mobile network of Deutsche Telekom and France Telecom's French network, according to a DT executive. Article
And finally… Nokia reportedly ended a project to create a Linux-based platform for its low-end phones. Article