| Nokia and Microsoft may have only announced a strategic partnership but are the two actually picking out china patterns together? President offers details on plan for 4G-speed wireless connections in rural areas, but plan to spend over $18 billion hits resistance from Republican deficit hawks Apple's iconic device is now being sold through a second carrier, but for all the pent-up anticipation, the lines are remarkably sparse today. Follow our coast-to-coast live coverage. Software developers interested in mobile have Apple and Google at the top of their lists, but HP has set up an intriguing possibility. With a 22.7 percent share of the global smartphone market in 2010 compared with 3.9 percent in 2009, Google's OS catches up to Nokia Symbian, which lost share last year. Social media's marketing promise is enticing, but for firms selling restricted products, hurdles are often higher than with traditional advertising. Judge sets hearing on whether Justice Department can obtain records about Twitter accounts of WikiLeaks volunteers. Sun's old headquarters on the shore of San Francisco Bay will soon be home to Facebook, one of the fastest-growing companies in the tech industry. President Obama's copyright coordinator says she will send new proposals to curb Internet piracy and IP infringement to the U.S. Congress "in the very near future." Why there's a legitimate, developer-grounded reason for AOL spending $315 million on The Huffington Post--and why AOL should make absolutely certain not to screw it up. | 
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