Good morning! Here is your news:
* Microsoft shipped a few early previews of Windows Phone 7. Engadget says it's "a little scary" how many technical issues need to be ironed out before the phone hits the market.
* Google will stop selling the Nexus One after it clears out of its most recent shipment of Nexus One phones.
* Now that Facebook has 500 million users, it has to figure out what to do when one of them dies.
* A Chinese glass manufacturer is holding up the production of white iPhone 4s.
* Verizon is ceasing sales of the Kin and shipping its inventory back to Microsoft.
* Motorola is selling off its networking wireless business for $1.2 billion.
* HTC and Samsung are disputing Apple's antenna claims.
* Mark Cuban is wildly bullish on facial recognition as the next form of check-in apps.
* Quicken appears set to screw over its customers, as it transitions to Mint.com.
Read more: Business Insider
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