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  • Report: Google planning revamped Nexus strategy

    Google is reportedly set to modify its Android platform strategy to allow multiple device makers to have early access to new versions of the operating system, enabling the launch of a portfolio of Nexus lead devices including smartphones and tablets. Read more...

    16 May 2012

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  • HTC smartphones hit by US import delays

    HTC said that shipments of its flagship One X and EVO 4G LTE devices into the US market have been delayed, due to a review of shipments by the customs authorities following an earlier ITC exclusion order. Read more...

    16 May 2012

  • FCC probing Verizon spectrum deals

    The Federal Communications Commission has asked US number one operator Verizon Wireless for clarification on its spectrum plans, following its previously announced deals to buy AWS spectrum from a consortium of cable companies, and sell some of the 700MHz frequencies it already owns. Read more...

    16 May 2012

  • Report: Bharti and Qualcomm look to finalise Indian 4G licence deal

    Bharti Airtel’s long-mooted deal to acquire Indian 4G spectrum from Qualcomm could be wrapped up within two weeks, according to sources at Bloomberg. Read more...

    16 May 2012

  • Docomo unveils summer device line-up

    Japanese market-leader NTT Docomo has unveiled a roster of 19 new devices for launch this summer, comprising 16 smartphones, a tablet, a phone for children and a mobile Wi-Fi router. Read more...

    16 May 2012

  • LG updates Android UI

    LG Electronics announced its Optimus UI 3.0 for its latest Android devices, which it said “adds new features and functions while being unobtrusive and simple.” Read more...

    16 May 2012

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  • Appsbar building tool goes live

    Appsbar, the online DIY apps building tool, emerged from its one-year beta this week, promising to enable “even the least tech-savvy among us [to] develop a professional-level app” for smartphones and tablets. Read more...

    16 May 2012

  • Gamevil highlights smartphone sales growth

    South Korean games developer Gamevil said that it has “fully transitioned into a free-to-play smartphone publisher,” with 91 percent of sales derived from in-app purchases and 92 percent of total sales from smartphone (Android and iOS) users. Read more...

    16 May 2012

  • Zynga makes another mobile games buy

    Social gaming giant Zynga is reported to have acquired casual games company Wild Needle, in a deal that SlashGear said is worth US$3.8 million. Read more...

    16 May 2012

  • Twilio adds VoIP enabler for Android apps

    Cloud communications company Twilio launched its Twilio Client for Android, a software development kit which it said “makes it incredibly easy for mobile developers to integrate VoIP capabilities into their Android applications.” Read more...

    16 May 2012

  • Appia intros pay per install, Google Play support

    Independent app store Appia introduced advertiser support for Google Play and a new pay per install advertising service, which it said is “delivered across the company’s massive global app distribution network.” Read more...

    16 May 2012