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Samsung invite confirms Galaxy S4 March 14 launch event A Samsung invitation tweeted this morning confirms that the company will show off its next Galaxy S phone on March 14. | WebOS lives! LG to resurrect it for smart TVs LG acquires the troubled mobile operating system from Hewlett-Packard, getting software, engineering talent, and HP licenses acquired from Palm. | Samsung: no interest in Mozilla's Firefox OS CNET has learned that the biggest potential partner will skip Mozilla's browser-based smartphone OS. Samsung has other operating system priorities -- Android and Tizen. | Nokia CEO: We are not a me-too device-maker Nokia's path to developing an indelible identity? Make something different. | Oscars winners, losers jump in Amazon sales rankings Volume 10 of host Seth MacFarlane's "Family Guy" jumped more than 3,000 percent on the site's bestseller list, while best picture winner "Argo" climbed five spots to No. 25. | Barnes & Noble to consider takeover bid from founder Leonard Riggio, who also serves as the bookseller's chairman, plans to make an offer for Barnes & Noble's retail locations and online store but not its Nook e-reader and tablet business. | Android wins U.S. smartphone lead back from iOS, says report Android phone makers can thank Sprint for much of their sales gains in the November-through-January period, says market researcher Kantar Worldpanel ComTech. | |  |  |  | Tech Minute: Smartphone car mounts In many states, it's now illegal to use a phone while driving. That means no phone calls, text messages, or looking at maps. But if you do rely on your handy gadget for chatting over Bluetooth or following directions, it's safer to have it mounted somewhere in the car than digging under the seat to find it. CNET's Kara Tsuboi reports on the best smartphone car mounting options. | |
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