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> Shares in Motorola Mobility and Motorola Solutions rose in their first day of trading. Article
> The California Supreme Court ruled police have the right to search the mobile phones of those taken into custody. Article
> Research In Motion showed off the capabilities of its forthcoming PlayBook tablet. Article
> Toshiba plans to release an Android tablet. Article
> Hewlett-Packard scheduled a webOS event for Feb. 9. Post
> Asus announced a range of new tablets. Article
> Former FCC chief Kevin Martin joined the board of AirWalk Communications. Article
> ZTE's mobile phone shipments are set to increase to 120 million units this year. Article
> LG is planning to introduce a number of new handsets at the Consumer Electronics Show, including one dubbed Revolution and another one running LTE. Article
> A new Rolling Stone advertisement shows an HTC 4G smartphone for AT&T. Article
Mobile Content News
> Mobile Content Venture will partner with MobiTV to develop a suite of consumer applications slated to roll out as part of the MCV consumer launch in late 2011. Article
> Advertising spend across the mobile gaming segment will increase tenfold over the next five years. Article
> Online retail giant Amazon.com launched its Appstore Developer Portal, confirming long-rumored plans to roll out an Android application storefront later in 2011. Article
And finally... Nokia arms bloggers with N8 smartphones to cover CES. Post