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- FCC looking at Verizon's increased early termination fees
- Review of HTC's Pure for AT&T with wide-VGA touchscreen and a nice 5MP camera
- Video: Samsung i920 Omnia II for Verizon - unboxing and first look
- Comcast says Clearwire reasonably likely to succeed in WiMAX rollout
- Motorola invests in Anywhere MultiTouch technology
- Google joins Microsoft, Nokia, others in I3A camera phone rating system initiative
| FCC looking at Verizon's increased early termination fees Posted: 04 Dec 2009 10:42 AM PST  The Wall Street Journal is reporting that the FCC has issued a letter indicating that it is looking into the newly increased early termination fees Verizon is charging with some of its smartphones. Read the full story here.
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| Review of HTC's Pure for AT&T with wide-VGA touchscreen and a nice 5MP camera Posted: 04 Dec 2009 07:49 AM PST  The HTC Pure for AT&T was one of the very first Windows Mobile 6.5 smartphones to hit the market. It features a nice 5mp camera and a sleek design, along with a high-res touchscreen display. Ricky tests it out for us in this in-depth review. Read the full story here.
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| Video: Samsung i920 Omnia II for Verizon - unboxing and first look Posted: 04 Dec 2009 07:25 AM PST  An unboxing and first hands-on look at the Samsung Omnia II for Verizon, a Windows Mobile 6.5 smartphone with Samsung's TouchWiz 2.0 user interface and a 3D cube menu. The Omnia II features a great design and a huge WVGA resolution AMOLED display. Watch the video here.
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| Comcast says Clearwire reasonably likely to succeed in WiMAX rollout Posted: 04 Dec 2009 06:27 AM PST  During a conference call Thursday, Comcast CEO Brian Roberts said that after Clearwire's recent $2.8 billion round of funding, the company has a "reasonable likelihood" to succeed in rolling-out its 4G WiMAX network. Read the full story here.
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| Motorola invests in Anywhere MultiTouch technology Posted: 04 Dec 2009 05:54 AM PST  Motorola has invested in Sensitive Object, developer of Anywhere MultiTouch, a platform that analyzes sound waves to turn any surface, including glass, metal, and plastic into a interface for touch-based UIs. Read the full story here.
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| Google joins Microsoft, Nokia, others in I3A camera phone rating system initiative Posted: 04 Dec 2009 05:33 AM PST  The International Imaging Industry Association has announced that Google has joined its ranks and that both Google and existing member Microsoft will be participating in a program that aims to develop a camera phone quality rating system. Read the full story here.
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