Thursday's News Bits
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- A recent study shows customers in the UK, France and India enjoy the cheapest mobile internet worldwide. The shockingly low price of unlimited internet plans in India seems to be around $17. (source: BusinessWire)
- Emulator for Opera Mobile for PC and Mac has been released. The program allows developers to simulate the software environment of various handsets without actually owning the corresponding devices. (source: Opera)
- An important update for the HTC Legend rolls out. It addresses several issues relating to the Android Market and owners of the Legend are now finally able to download applications like Waze, Google Goggles and Qik. You won't spot Google Earth at the marketplace though, since the program remains incompatible with the Legend. (source: the::unwired)
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Nokia reports weaker than expected first quarter results 
Sanyo Juno coming soon to Boost Mobile 
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Make your own funny GIF animations using Cinemagraph and a Nokia Lumia
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Stay tuned for our coverage of Samsung's Galaxy & ATIV event today
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Screenshots from Sony Xperia ZU prototype confirm specs
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Microsoft and Nokia reportedly end merger negotiations
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First phone with flexible screen coming by the end of the year
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Huawei Ascend D2 surprisingly scores as best 1080p LCD display, beats HTC One, Sony Xperia Z
