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NOKIA TO COMPETE WITH RIVALS WITH MORE CHEAPER MODELS

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Nokia is shifting the focus of its turnaround strategy to regaining domination of cheaper handsets after a stuttering campaign to catch up with Apple and Samsung in high-end smartphones. The company will introduce cut-price basic phones to compete with Huawei and ZTE and a new, lower-price model of its Lumia smartphone at the Mobile World Congress convention in Barcelona.

APPLE-SAMSUNG JUDGE SAYS COMPANIES MUST NARROW LAWSUIT

Apple Inc. and Samsung Electronics Co. must narrow their patent-infringement lawsuit case scheduled for trial in 2014, a judge ruled. Judge Lucy H. Koh in San Jose, California, requested both companies to streamline their cases to 25 patent claims and 25 accused products. The lawsuit covers technology in newer smartphones, including Samsung’s Galaxy S III and Apple’s iPhone 5.

PETITION AGAINST UNLOCKED PHONES DMCA RULING WILL FORCE WHITE HOUSE RESPONSE

A petition asking the White House to rescind a government ruling restricting consumers from unlocking their cell phones crossed the 100,000-signature threshold. The petition, started by OpenSignal co-founder Sina Khanifar, demands the White House ask the Librarian of Congress to reverse the decision or support a bill making unlocking permanently legal.

NYPD FORMS DEDICATED TEAM TO CATCH THIEVES WHO STEAL CELL PHONES

Theft of mobile devices in New York is so rampant that a team of cops has been assigned to work with tech giants to recover stolen gadgets. NYPD uses the International Mobile Station Equipment Identity (IMEI) numbers to track stolen devices, sometimes recovering them internationally. One stolen iPad was even traced to the Dominican Republic and retrieved with the help of an NYPD intelligence officer stationed there.

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