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US wireless carriers Verizon Wireless and Sprint are betting that young consumers will shell out as much as $2.50 a pop to download songs to their cellphones from thin air. Cingular Wireless is hoping its redesigned iTunes-compatible phone, the Motorola Slvr L7, won’t tank the way its predecessor did.


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US wireless firms battle it out in music downloads

By Keith Reed | February 18, 2006 - 12:00am

The competition between wireless providers is beginning to look like a battle of the bands. Song-playing phones are proliferating, and the companies are looking for an edge with cheaper downloads and different ways...

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