Headline Roundup: Next Steps

Sony and Samsung, with similar products, have different priorities. [Business Week]

Verizon text messages donate $3 million to the Haiti relief effort. [Daily Finance]

Ford's MyTouch software adds smartphone-like applications to its vehicles. [CNN Money]

AT&T launches unlimited plans available for all phones. [Consumerist]

"Moldy" odors causes Johnson & Johnson to recall several over-the-counter drugs. [CNN Money]

Electric bikes are the future of transportation. [NY Times]

Topshop under fire for cranking up its thermostat. [Telegraph UK]

Barnes & Noble voted #1 brand in customer experience. [Ad Week]

Competitious helps start-ups keep track of competition. [Business Insider]

NBC will pay up to $40 million to settle negotiations with Leno and O'Brien. [Mediaite]

James P. Gorman becomes JP Morgan's new chief executive. [NY Times]

BarMax, the $1,000 app for bar exam preparation, gets rave reviews.  [Washington Post]

Chipotle changes ad agencies...again. [Ad Age]

Nintendo will launch DS console with 93% bigger screen. [Daily Mail]