AT&T and NTT are among those not yet committing to using an Ethernet exchange to extend the reach of their services

9:10 AM Who's going to hand over their source code to whom?

Tower Cloud CEO says wireless operators ordering fewer T1s, more Ethernet

Flood of mobile data will create need for greater efficiency than today's Ethernet metro networks can provide

Vendor adds ITU G.8032 Ethernet protection switching to its optical edge

Verizon and Utilities Telecom Council look for ways that traditional rivals can find common ground on smart grid

Rural associations adopt a 'wait and see' attitude, and rural wireless carriers still want the FCC to mandate data roaming

Title I, Title II, or 'Third Way'? The FCC's ready to hear about the benefits and risks of all three as it seeks to save its National Broadband Plan

1:25 PM When you are talking about millions of devices with thousands of pricing plans, ARPU loses its meaning

5:30 PM One analyst puts AlcaLu on his shopping list

Scott Raynovich ruminates on what the move to 4G will mean for carriers as data traffic surpasses voice traffic on mobile networks

Wireless operators and independent M2M providers are working out how to play nice as sometimes friends, sometimes foes

10:45 AM 114,000 users' emails revealed – including some VIPs – in 3G iPad hack against AT&T

After Apple's latest iPhone, Nokia at least needs a strong Symbian 4 release to restore its smartphone status

3:15 PM Mobile apps are finally becoming money makers; HTC acquires UI app firm Abaxia; SMS lives on

Data roaming, handset exclusivity, and 700MHz spectrum plans are all hot-button issues for their survival, RCA head says

Not exactly surprising but operators around the world are keen to embrace Apple's newest iPhone

Indian optical vendor gives kiss of life to packet optical hopeful Ethos Networks with an all-stock takeover deal

Apple won't even risk video chat on 3G yet, while demand for Sprint EVO video call service overloaded the application developer's servers

12:50 PM Matt Bross has become Huawei's invisible man

4:05 PM It's been a down week

EtherSAM, an Ethernet service testing methodology based on ITU-T Y.156sam, is the only one adapted to today's mobile backhaul, commercial and wholesale services. It allows turning up and troubleshooting services eight times faster with 100% accuracy.

Morgenthaler, a firm long involved in telecom startups, wants to invest in services and applications, not hardware. It's not alone, either

4:50 PM Brocade might even skip 40G to get it to them, and to other exchanges