Debra Kaufman

Rebates will be offered for devices and service.

KSTP-TV currently broadcasts one channel.

The company’s 60 new products also include iPad/iPhone speaker systems.

Global cell phone sales showed strong growth in Q4 2010.

Fears of Apple/Google dominance have sparked a partnership.

The CBS affiliate is also leveraging Mogreet’s MMS platform.

Tablets, smart phones and smart TV devices are likely products.

Piper Jaffray reports that Android users will reach 133 million by next year.

Nokia is moving to the Windows Phone 7 operating system.

The move is taking place in the wake of diminishing fill rates.

Games aimed at children are the target of the probe.

The technology will first be used on the “Spartacus” prequel.

The U.S. Bankruptcy Court is set to hear details Feb. 15.

The 4000-movie library is now available starting at $2 on game consoles.

Qualcomm is reportedly in talks with Tier 1 carrier.

The company also introduced the InMarket centralized application distribution portal.

Samsung executives have yet to give a launch date.

Android has also reaches a milestone at 100,000 apps.

The Open Mobile Video Coalition is also announcing its first nonbroadcast members.

The studio partnered with Digitalsmiths, Hypershow and Trailer Park.

New York City, Boston and Sacramento, CA, are among the new LTE markets.

The trade group offers privacy guidelines and best practices for coupons.

4G and tablets will be the top news at the show, Jan. 6-9.