MoCo News

• Icahn Continues To Invest Heavily In Motorola
• MMA Continues Restructuring In Quest To Become More Relevant
• Gameloft Sees Opportunities In Feature Phones As Others Abandon The Market
• AOL Buys Rally Up As Part Of New Mobile Strategy
• Verizon Wireless Offers Very First Prepaid Smartphone Data Plans
• Samsung Moves From Phones To Tablets To Match Apple's iPad Success

Twitter

• Come Join us for a live chat of Utah vs. Pitt tonight game starts at 830pm ET chat much earlier. #mwc #utes http://sbnation.com/e/1429673
• @utahjazzblitz we can all finally say it... the #MWC blows.
• Next to Boise State fans at the airport. They look just as dumb up close as they do on tv. #WAC #MWC
• Aztecs don't want to play BYU in the future, either: http://bit.ly/cDeeUF #gopokes #wyoming #mwc
• Dave Cokin's MWC picks. http://rebelnation.reviewjournal.com/blogs/under-the-cap/improving-rebels-draw-the-short-straw-in-opener #mwc #espn
• join us for the live chat about #Utah vs. #Pitt chat goes live 3 hours to kick at 330pm mst #cfb #ncaaf #mwc spread the word!!

RCRNews

• Infrastructure Awards: ALU boosts China Telecom; ZTE wins Canada contract; and more
• Reality Check: Time for wireless operators to rethink offer design and order delivery
• @WWDC: Apple holds firm to leader status with iPhone 4
• Apple unveils iPhone 4
• Sprint says HTC Evo 4G sets sales record
• RCR Unplugged: Computex Bits n Bytes – Last days

From the Blogs

• Musicares Tribute, Naacp Image Awards, Grammy Awards, Gsma Mobile ...
• This Week In Technology: Mobile World Congress - techgadgetinfo.com
• GSMA names six potential cities for Mobile World Congress 2013 ...
• Mobile World Congress 2013 Candidate Cities announced
• Six-way fight to host Mobile World Congress from 2013 | Mobile ...
• Twitter founders to headline Mobile World Congress 2011 | Electricpig

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Google News

• ARM Cortex-A9 processors get smaller, as 2.5GHz versions are tipped - WindowsForDevices
• Huawei Debuts Android 2.2 IDEOS Smartphone - PC World
• TNW Mobile Review : Samsung Captivate, ... - The Next Web
• Microsoft Releases Windows Phone 7 To Partners - ITProPortal
• Android 2.2: The sprinkles on the ice cream - Know Your Mobile
• China: Show us your papers if you want a SIM card! - IntoMobile (blog)
• Google's Schmidt to Speak at Berlin Show - PC World (blog)
• AT&T offers Sony Ericsson Vivaz - CNET (blog)
• GSMA names six potential cities for Mobile World Congress 2013 - FierceWireless
• LG exhibiting on Mobile World Congress showfloor this year - Mobile Burn

NYTimes Technology

• Consumer Watchdog Group Goes After Google
• The GoPro Camera Goes Anywhere
• Pogue's Posts: Laptops Look Like Racecars — and Not in a Good Way
• Little Big Zooms for Olympus Pen Cameras
• Chinese Company Aims Big With Android Smartphone
• H.P. Wins 3Par as Bidding War Ends
• Twitter App for iPad Puts Focus on Design
• Op-Ed Contributor: Google’s Earth
• Advertising: Scholastic Books Revamps Its Marketing
• China Will Require ID for Cellphone Numbers; Noncompliance Means No Service

CNet

• Golden-i turns wearer into a cyborg, sort of
• Mobile World Congress 2010: The year of software
• Press conferences are over
• LG GT540 on video
• Poll: Would you consider getting a Windows Phone 7 Series device?
• More from Moto at Mobile World Congress
• Samsung covers the bases in Barcelona
• Huawei shows new Android phones
• Sony Ericsson's Vivaz says, 'Oh, shiny!'
• Finally, a video of the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10

The Guardian

• Mobile phone networks fight back on apps
• Apple and Google compete at Mobile World Congress
• Mobile World Congress 2010 photo wrap-up
• Google boss says 'nobody was harmed' by Buzz debacle
• Breakfast briefing: Mobile World Congress rolls on but Schmidt digs in
• BBC's education service Janala has delivered 1m lessons in three months
• Tech Weekly podcast: Robert Winston on the effects of tech, Windows Phone at MWC and social search with Vark.com
• Google chief extends olive branch to mobile phone groups
• Mobile World Congress: HTC unveils iPhone rival on Google's Android platform
• Vodafone chief: mobile groups should be able to bypass Google