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Microsoft ships refreshed developer tools for writing Windows Phone ‘Mango’ apps.

PC Magazine: In addition, the iPad 2 is now available in Japan.

eWeek: Google Docs application for Android lets users turn photos with text into documents that may be edited.

Brighthand: Folks across America report that Verizon's 4G service is running again after an outage yesterday.

Mobile Burn: Software upgrade for Motorola XOOM Android 3.0 Honeycomb tablet on Verizon will address bugs and add features.

BGR: DigiTimes reports that orders for CDMA iPhone 4 units have been cut by 50 percent.

eWeek: Mobile phone giant to lay off 4,000 works as well in bid to save $1.4 billion.

The Register: Add Microsoft Windows Phone 7 to the list of mobile operating systems that silently transmit the precise physical location data.

InformationWeek: Survey says mobile devices like Smartphones are used to help make shopping decisions.

Mobile Burn: The app update supports Android and iOS devices.

BGR: RBC Capital Markets says PlayBook sales may have exceeded RIM's expectations.

TFTS: RIM's tablet PC will already be capable of running Android applications in an emulator.

eWeek: Apple and Google tracking your every move has got some folks very disturbed.

Brighthand: A couple of images of what is supposed to be Apple's next-generation iPhone appear.

Mobile Burn: Apple's current privacy-centric public relations debacle isn't about to end anytime soon, apparently.