A look at some of the big stories in mobile today:
— Apple: More expectations for a blowout quarter as the company reports earnings later today. (via Forbes)
— Google: Chairman Eric Schmidt slams Apple’s Android patent lawsuits, claiming they are the result of Android and Google’s success. (via Perth Now)
— LightSquared: The new LTE operator says it expects FCC approval by September as it continues to sign more deals. (via CNET)
— Fujitsu: Sources say the first Windows Phone “Mango” handset will come from Fujitsu and will be out in August. (Nikkei, via Engadget)
— Sprint: The operator has teamed up with American Express for its Serve mobile payment service. It’s AmEx’s first mobile operator deal to implement Serve. (via Venture Beat)
— MoboTap: The mobile developer, which makes the Dolphin Android web browser, has raised $10 million from a group led by Sequoia Capital to develop more mobile web technologies. (release, via PEhub)
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