The telecom, business and wireless units are jointly developing services that could create new markets for FiOS

NSN finally buys Moto wireless know-how for a lower price of $975M after 10 months of international wrangling

Sprint narrows the gap between it and its larger competitors in Q1, but CEO Dan Hesse warns growth would go away in a duopoly environment

Cable MSOs are now asking content delivery networks for more adaptive streaming and content delivery to consumer electronics, according to Verivue's Ganesh Pai

Chinese vendor expands its horizons and targets annual revenues of $100 billion within 10 years

Comcast's chief software architect Sree Kotay says he wants to compete on capability not compatibility

7:15 PM I'm not as down on the RIM tablet as many in the tech press, but users need to think about how they'll use the gizmo

Tom Williams from Arris pitches his firm's 'whole home solution' for combining OTT, linear and user-generated content

The profitability of 4G may depend on the development of self-organizing network technology

Boxee CEO Avner Ronen says MSOs are making a mistake by assuming that the TV experience is going to be different from the landscape of other connected devices in consumer homes

Heavy Reading's Alan Breznick sets the stage for today's LR Live cable event in New York with a reminder of how competition is encouraging cable operators to embrace IP and to reach more devices

Wireless operators in the US want to lead the charge for NFC, and they have some distinct advantages that will help their cause

12:30 PM Telecom players are chasing the cloud market, but will they embrace the real cloud model, or fall back on old (bad) habits?

Getting stuck with the wrong service or service provider is a big worry being addressed by the IEEE's Cloud Computing Initiative

Its SMB customers want managed security, online backup and other specific service, but aren't clear on 'cloud' as a concept

NSN turns a Q1 profit and gets the OK from Chinese regulators to proceed with its Motorola asset buy

Apple had a record-breaking second quarter, but it was driven by the iPhone, not its tablet sales

But smartphone competition from Verizon and others is forcing AT&T to be less iPhone-dependent

Pre-Easter bonus time! And yes, we're being ironic -- really, it's a bit of cost-cutting during a trying time for the router giant

Slowed sales due to the Japanese earthquake shouldn't stop Juniper from growing in Q2, officials say

Chinese equipment vendor's sales rose 51 percent in the first quarter on 3G handset gains in Europe and the US

Verizon's annual data breach study shows smaller firms now at risk as the bad guys look for easy access to valuable info

Peter Agnew, Director of Network Service Design at COLT, talks about the pan-European operator's ""service wrap,"" the role of Ethernet exchanges, the advantage of owning a network when it comes to offering cloud services and the developments he'd like to see from vendors

Huawei's annual report shows growth in revenue and profit for 2010 and the vendor reveals its board members for the first time

RIM once again has its eye on Canadian LTE 'jewels' and could reportedly top Google's bid for Nortel's 4G assets

Tata's John Hoffman explains how the international operator is offering an end-to-end service level agreement using monitoring technology

Shifted priorities led to a trimming of less than 10% at the prized San Jose center

Jonathan Morin, project manager at independent test center EANTC, provides the lowdown on the latest Carrier Ethernet Interconnect demo

RIM launches its first tablet as a Wi-Fi device but WiMax, HSPA+ and LTE versions will follow

BT's Director of Product Solutions, Rob Thomas, provides an update on the British carrier's mobile cell site backhaul strategy, and discusses the impact of LTE and mobile network sharing on backhaul network planning

7:20 AM Whatever happened to Cisco Field? (Actually, don't ask. Just ... don't ask)

AlcaLu scores in Tunisia and Egypt's interim government comes in for criticism in today's roundup of telecom headlines from the EMEA region

Photos from Day 2 of Ethernet Europe, warts 'n' all

Is this a primate party or can anyone join in?

More photos from Ethernet boot camp in London

End of IPR legal dispute opens the door for NSN to complete its buyout of Motorola's wireless networks unit, which now has a lower price of $975M

New policy control tools are enabling major innovation in mobile data pricing schemes and packages

3:05 PM AT&T makes pre-paid calling cheaper and introduces it first phone for the market, which happens to be T-Mobile's forte

Survey shows carriers want services faster but are cowed by market complexities from making necessary internal changes

It's been a busy Day One at Ethernet Europe 2011!

Interoute CTO Matt Finnie says the demand in Europe for 10Gbit/s wavelengths has gone through the roof – so is he ready to order some 100Gbit/s gear?

Cisco restructures its consumer business by shutting down Flip and burying umi into another part of the company

9:30 AM Big-name carriers, a top European barista and two high-profile stuffed toys show up at Europe's annual Ethernet event

Comin' at ya live from Ethernet Europe 2011, Euronews hears the latest from Omnitron, Equinix, ADVA and others, plus the usual EMEA roundup

Verizon's iPhone drops less calls than AT&T's and Android defends its openness as it preps to overtake Symbian in this week's OS watch

11:15 AM Ethernet in the cloud and top-drawer coffee are going to be hot at the annual Ethernet Europe event

IP applications vendor acquires Norwegian rich communication suite specialist Colibria to beef up its next-gen mobile services offering

CEO John Chambers tells Cisco staff that the company's 'operational execution' needs a shake-up and that 'tough decisions' are imminent

Mobile operators are putting policy into practice and that's good news for consumers, according to Telesperience and Volubill

Promises 42Mbit/s service will cover 140 million Americans by mid-year as it continues faster mobile broadband deployment

The company doesn't want to be left out in the fabric wars of 2011

New report says arcane rules could force incumbents to operate two networks and slow the reach of more efficient broadband