With more LTE details from Verizon due tomorrow, LR Mobile looks at what you can expect from the '4G' service

It's common for CDNs to pay additional fees if the amount of traffic being swapped among peers is out of balance, industry sources say

3:00 PM With a parade of Android and WP7 tablets to follow

LTE mobile device sales are expected to reach anywhere from 500,000 to 1M units in 2011

Apple answers operators' call to cut down smartphone signaling traffic

Trademark awards and recent job listings indicate MSO is close to launching two new products – 'Optimum Mobile' and 'iO DVR Plus'

By linking the two largest telepresence networks with a scalable, automated approach, these giants may have created a new standard

Reliance Industries is all set to go with LTE TDD, not WiMax

Orange, Nokia Siemens Networks, and Magyar Telekom crack the whip in today's canter through the Euro telecom news headlines

Is Comcast violating network neutrality by charging extra for Netflix streaming? Or is a new fee just the effect of normal peering negotiations?

Vendor complains to the FCC that the MSO's 'Physical and Environmental' tests have harmed its ability to sell modems at retail

Portuguese MSO taps Cisco gear to introduce a EuroDocsis 3.0 service that pumps out downstream bursts of 360 Mbit/s

Even so, the lesson remains: When leaving someone a voice mail, don't make it sound like you stole things from them

2:00 PM The FCC could be poised to give broadband ISPs an early gift in the form of net neutrality rules that don't break the investment bank

1:00 PM To Gen Y, mobile phones are better than PCs, but apps are better than the Web

12:25 PM Microsoft reportedly working on an over-the-top subscription TV service for the Xbox 360 and other broadband-fed devices

In Germany, Vodafone will be the first mobile operator to offer LTE services

Comcast restored service outage in Boston and other East Coast systems on Sunday night, believed to be caused by DNS server issues

Open-source project continues its spiral into irrelevancy as it stops offering its platform source code and turns support over to Nokia

Sprint and Clearwire launch mobile WiMax in LA early and add five other markets

O3b Networks has raised $1.2B to bring connectivity via satellite to ISPs and telcos in emerging markets

You can keep your Wikileaks – we've got hot stuff on Telecom Italia, Vodafone, NSN, and more in today's Euro telecom digest

With India's operators still nursing their voice tariff war wounds, the pricing battle is all set to shift to the data services market

11:20 AM Skype's big user numbers have been making the news, but its other stats are just as interesting

6:30 AM Speeds are improving, but the EC's targets are tough

Intune Networks, BT, TDC, and AlcaLu are the hot potatoes in today's Euro telecom news mash-up

Two institutional investors agree to finance some of Allied Fiber's first dark fiber and facilities buildout

Five wireless gifts that you won't want to hang on to

After multiple delays, mobile number portability arrives in India

12:00 PM Ethernet’s not just a service, but the 'underlying technology for delivering a host of services,' believes Doug Junkins

The Broadband Forum's members are showing a high degree of urgency around IPV6, and are looking for help with MPLS-TP deployments

The European Commission, France Telecom, Vodafone, and BT feel mighty real in today's Euro telecom news digest

1:40 PM National Broadband Network plan gains critical political support

12:50 PM Former BT man maintains scientist status as he joins cloud services giant

12:20 PM Aging baby boomers make the senior market lucrative – and it's also very loyal, if you know how to design a service right

Telenor and Tele2 take on TeliaSonera with cheaper LTE prices and unlimited data plans in Sweden

TiVo chief says steep holiday-season hardware price cuts are helping as DVR pioneer reports losing 112,000 subs in the third quarter

Insight is the latest Tier 2 MSO to boot up wideband services as it starts off with a 50Mbit/s downstream tier in three markets

Cox SVP of technology Jay Rolls discusses the pros and cons of potential cable IP video architectures, including the use of gateways and delivering video over Docsis

France Telecom, Sunrise, and Ukrtelecom are mixing it in today's Euro telecom news digest

7:30 AM Why a Florida muni turned down the technology (take a guess)

Fugitive Kobi Alexander shells out $53.6 million to settle with the SEC, but he's still on the run

7:00 AM Cable operators and ISPs form single player

4:30 AM -- 3G and national broadband plans up in air

India's telecom tower sector is set for a wave of consolidation activity in the coming months

The dream of a multivendor control plane is slowly coming to life. Cisco even says it's doable now

6:05 PM Word spreads that FCC is teeing up a new net neutrality proposal, Comcast rides fiber into the Rockies, FilmOn is off, and more

Startup has built a specialized EBIF user agent that creates a uniform app environment for millions of one-way channel zappers

Russia's Yota says it's shifting to LTE as soon as possible because it doesn't want to get stuck with a 'Betamax' technology

6:40 AM What's the next step for the managed services giant?

Draka, Apple, TalkTalk, and Alcatel-Lucent top the bill of fare in today's digest of Euro telecoms news bites

Dutch fiber specialist receives improved takeover offer worth nearly $1.4 billion from Chinese conglomerate

LTE network buildouts have been in the works for years, but there's still a demand for engineering talent at the wireless operators

Equipment vendors need to prioritize securing mobile networks against cyber attacks, and build their messaging around that

Patent troll claims the MSOs are infringing on a patent that covers channel bonding and other features tied to Docsis modem technology

2:15 PM Company is now 'primarily a streaming video company' as it jacks up tiers that include DVD rentals

In this Q&A session, Light Reading Cable editor Jeff Baumgartner and Heavy Reading senior analyst Alan Breznick discuss why IPTV is hot, where MSOs stand with it, and possible business models for TV Everywhere services

Satellite-TV giants are close to striking a deal with a media buyer that would pipe interactive ads to homes served by both companies

Verizon's first jab in the FauxG marketing wars, a commercial that aired last night, confirms a December 2010 launch date for LTE

Beyond the required rural broadband coverage, Deutsche Telekom plots what it will do next with LTE

BroadHop gets feisty over policy control

7:15 AM WiMax is still the wireless broadband technology of choice in Malaysia

Prysmian, France Telecom, and T-Systems get busy in today's digest of Euro telecom news

A year after they faltered at the altar, fiber vendors agree acquisition terms, leaving Nexans empty-handed

Adds to its application-centric service management capabilities with a remote agent that takes system intelligence to multiple locations

Bar-raising service available to majority of FiOS's 12.5M-home footprint and coming to businesses late this year

5:00 PM Kyle McSlarrow, the NCTA chief who slugged it out with the Kevin Martin regime, is leaving the building next spring

MSO finds femtos 'interesting' for in-home voice coverage, but thinks WiFi is a better near-term option to handle 'data tonnage'

Nokia's Ovi momentum, birds' Android issues, Woz's fighting words, and more, on this week's OS shakedown

11:15 AM Single technology systems post helped operator's Belief Project

11:00 AM Will Time Warner Cable's lower-end, ESPN-free 'TV Essentials' tier appeal to cord-cutters or cord-shavers?

10:20 AM Sets its legal team on Genband and NSN

Multi-mode LTE femtos and other small cells won't show up until 2011 at the earliest, AlcaLu says

U.S. Cellular's ambitious customer experience makeover, The Belief Project, is underpinned by network and service provider information technology (SPIT) changes

Bharti Airtel decides to go for a facelift before the impending launch of its 3G services in India

6:30 AM The TRAI recommends the cancellation of licenses over failure to meet rollout obligations

TeliaSonera, Apple, NSN, and a guest appearance from wrinkly rocker Peter Gabriel -- it's all in today's Euronews roundup

12:00 AM Here's a snapshot of the devices and plans Cox will feature as it bursts into the wireless game

MSO boots up 3G wireless services in three markets and 25 retail locations, and leads off with five Android-powered smartphones

Following a field reorg, Comcast is down to three divisions as the MSO eliminates its East Division and creates a new Central Division

MSO tees up a 'rapid deployment network' down south as its number of EBIF-capable homes reaches 14.5M

CableLabs has built signaling, management, and provisioning specs for advanced home security services, but has even broader ideas in mind

11:00 AM Sees 3M app downloads per day; Angry Birds rejoice

10:30 AM Report that US pay-TV sector lost 119,000 subs in the third quarter fans the cord-cutting flames

The debate over T-MPLS and MPLS-TP is alive and kicking, and sometimes yelling, as evidenced by a 12-minute argument at this week's IETF meetings

Major suppliers say there's little to choose between the main rivals these days in terms of system prices

France Telecom, BSkyB, and Deutsche Telekom are keepin' it real in today's roundup of Euro telecom news nuggets

Howard Jonas made billions in telecom, but it's his other ventures – like an energy spinoff with Rupert Murdoch – that keep him interesting

AT&T will match T-Mobile's 21Mbit/s theoretical maximum speeds for HSPA+ with average performances increasing through 2011

In showing off 28G transceivers, the company says it's prepped for the post-100G era

Samsung will supply rural carrier Cellular South with equipment and smartphones for its LTE deployment in Q4 2011

CTO says the carrier's 3G HSPA+ upgrade now covers most of its network in the US

SFR took the wraps off its new home gateway and revealed that it will feature a femtocell module add-on

10:45 AM Comcast isn't being that specific, but says support for the new app will reach more box types in the coming months

Mobile operators are still working their way towards the optimum strategy for the creation, delivery, and monetization of applications

The city of Dunnellon, Fla., is building a fiber broadband network without using tax dollars or stimulus funds

Vodafone has upped its traffic management game in an effort to stem the mobile data deluge and improve the customer experience

Mobile Asia Congress opens with a smorgasbord of mobile statistics

Helping to push Microsoft's Mediaroom to smaller telcos, Motorola is building a hosting service for the IPTV software

Buckeye CableSystem CTO Joe Jensen explains how IPTV can help accelerate cable innovation and offers an update on how the MSO's IP video trial with BigBand Networks is going

Deutsche Telekom, Telefónica, and Nokia hog the limelight in today's digest of Euro telecom news nuggets

Having an LTE network opens up new service opportunities, says NTT Docomo CEO

8:20 PM HP plans to reinvigorate webOS next year with tablets, printers, and 'other ideas'

4:25 PM Perhaps an early December launch for Verizon's LTE markets?

Juniper is buffing up its mobile enterprise offerings by buying Trapeze from Belden

The Internet video startup raises $17M and gets the Intel Capital seal of approval

With help from Discover and Barclays, AT&T, Verizon Wireless, and T-Mobile are hoping to kick start mobile commerce

11:55 AM Claims 18 signed deals for the new-generation mobile technology

11:00 AM German MSO takes Docsis 3.0 to the extreme with Cisco in field trial that produces downstream bursts of 1.17 Gbit/s

New service intends to let enterprises manage business apps over multiple smartphones, including their employees' own phones

NEC is aiming to sell 1M femtocells in India in the next two years, but will the Indian operators oblige?

New wave of 3D on-demand movies to cost $1 to $2.50 more than 2D-HD alternatives as Verizon brings Avail-TVN's service to FiOS subscribers

6:40 AM Vodafone will have to shell out $554M to the Indian tax authorities

The harmonized allocation of digital dividend spectrum in Asia/Pacific could boost economies significantly, claims the GSMA, but is this a realistic expectation?

Vivendi, Iliad, and Cable & Wireless Worldwide are in the mix for today's roundup of Euro telecom news nuggets

4:10 AM Reports suggest consensus might be hard to find

Operator has been conducting technical trials for the past nine months, planning a customer trial next year followed by a full launch by 2012

Light Reading brings you the latest news and developments in next-gen mobile broadband technology LTE TDD

TelcoTV was so over the top, but it was also all about widgets, three-screen delivery, and why customers are shaving the cord

'Xfinity TV' app beachhead starts with search and navigation, to be followed next month by video streaming from HBO, Starz, and Showtime

Rocco Commisso on verge of taking Mediacom private after sweetening his cash offer to $8.75 per outstanding share

TeliaSonera gets some 4G competition as Tele2 and Telenor launch commercial LTE services in Sweden

It's not an updated ONS 15454 but an entirely new system aimed at replacing Sonet/SDH transport

The T4000 (almost) delivers on the core-router upgrade Juniper promised in February

New switches create an Ethernet fabric that steals some data-center thunder from Juniper

7:00 AM Indian telecom minister A Raja finally resigned yesterday, but was he really all that bad for the industry?

Tele2, Telenor, Google, and 3 are the ones to watch in today's roundup of euro news

Verizon's Joe Ambeault says new TV advertising will have its place, but all other TV subscription revenue streams aren't going away

Service providers should prepare to deliver 1 Gbit/s to homes in the next few years, says Occam Networks VP Russ Sharer

See the whole TelcoTV 2010 show floor in about a minute

Entone's about to launch a CableCARD-based media hub that blends cable's linear TV with VUDU and other over-the-top content

Verizon's director of video services Joe Ambeault tells us about Flex View, FiOS's new on-demand cloud service, and opines on tablets place in the living room

Cisco is freezing development of ISDP and offering a cut-over to Mediaroom. But some customers aren't thrilled about the idea

Our recap of the busy TelcoTV tradeshow floor, where 132 exhibiting companies changed a 27,600 square foot floor into an IPTV wonderland

Six major optical system vendors have discussed their ROADM market views with Light Reading, and they're not all on the same wavelength

10:50 AM India's telecom minister might not survive the latest turn in the 2G spectrum allocation controversy

Dallas Cox, general manager of Utah-based rural telco Manti Telephone, talks about the surprising costs of IPTV content acquisition, how to please his customers, and how to make money on the service

6:10 AM The company thinks its policy work is vital to carriers, but carriers don't always know what to do with it

Net neutrality, TeliaSonera, TDC, and Vodafone are in the ring for today's bout of Euro telecom news

Heavy users beware: The MSO says it's actually going to start enforcing its cable modem usage policy

2:25 PM Cisco's pain is cable's gain, says analyst

11:50 AM TDG says iPad owners are more likely to cancel pay-TV subscriptions. Is OTT to blame?

Dish Network's Vivek Khemka explains how the satellite giant is embracing over-the-top video, rather than fighting it, and why it's working with Google TV

But, in wake of 'truce' with Hulu, Boxee users will have to settle for the premium version of the high-end Web video service

When Cisco's quarterly forecast comes in disappointing, investors start getting nervous about the rest of tech

Toledo Telephone COO Dale Merten discusses how OTT was a game changer for the telco after IPTV proved to be more trouble than it was worth

9:45 AM Builds on its 100Gbit/s transport route with Juniper

6:40 AM Cultures clash over net neutrality

BT's revenues are down, but so are costs and debt, while profit margins have improved

Telefónica, BT, and ZTE have stories to tell in today's nosebag of Euro telecom news nuggets

Advertising :30 second spot showcasing vulnerability of smartphone security

8:45 PM Heavy Reading debunks the immediate threat of OTT and finds consumers willing to accept targeted ads

Mixing video services with raw Internet access needs more play as the feds look to reform the USF and enlist a National Broadband Plan

Forget widgets on the TV. Moto GM thinks that tablets tied to the TV-viewing experience are the wave of the future

Here are a few snapshots of the show leading up to the big exhibit hall opening this afternoon

3:15 PM Dish debuts Google TV; TWC's Look Back is missing some important content; MSO tests 100Mbit/s symmetrical D3, and more...

Verizon launches Flex View for FiOS to kill off video format acronyms and move the rest to the cloud and more devices

2:50 PM It's nowhere in 3G, but Alcatel-Lucent's focus in India may lie elsewhere

IP video might make things easy and fun for consumers, but you can't say the same for small cable operators trying to keep up

The largest independent app store is open for business at AT&T

Heavy Reading survey data reveals that pay-TV providers could tempt some consumers with a multi-screen service – and they'd pay!

To stop TV from becoming a niche service, Occam VP says telcos must adopt a beta mindset, improve the content, and prep their networks

10:15 AM JP Rangaswami has left the BT building…

The FCC lost an ally in its efforts to revamp the US's Universal Service Fund. Maybe the Rural Utilities Service (RUS) can fill the gap

Dish expects to launch the $99 USB-powered place-shifting device, targeted to legacy DVR receivers, within a couple of weeks

With most 3G deals awarded, Ericsson retains its crown as the leading mobile networks vendor in India, but NSN and Huawei are close behind

The EC prepares to pronounce on net neutrality as Telekom Austria, BT, and Orange do other stuff in today's Euro telecom news digest

4:45 AM Wireless broadband licenses could be in new hands by this time next year

5:50 PM Stop the phony 4G marketing war and give us real-world speed data we can use

L4 Media makes its debut at TelcoTV with an interactive TV widget platform that, it says, mirrors the mobile experience

10:45 AM It's a cellphone operating system! It's a small adorable robot thing! It's both!

Test firm says cable can make up 30% of its business as it chases a market held by the likes of JDSU, IneoQuest, and Cheetah

It's not all about streaming, you know. Opanga's variable-speed downloading will soon get its first practical test from Mexico's Axtel

Vodafone, Swisscom, and Skype set out their stalls in today's flea market of Euro telecom news

Vodafone sells its Japanese holdings for $5 billion, mulls other asset sales, and ups its full-year profit outlook as it reports a rise in H1 revenues

5:15 PM Strangely enough, there's more to life than 100G

New E7-20 platform said to provide architectural flexibility and video services headroom for the next decade

Study claims pricing power of Comcast-NBCU would boost cable bills, but MSO counters that the economic analysis is flawed

Finnish phone maker takes over platform development from the Symbian Foundation, which will become just a licensing entity

12:00 PM MSO starts rolling limited network DVR that plays nice with programmers and advertisers

10:30 AM We bid farewell to another successful Ethernet Expo

10:00 AM CEO Paul Jacobs says a wholesale model, sale, joint venture, or sale of spectrum are all possibilities

Charter centralizes the storage and management of its VoD library, paving the way for a cross-platform video content delivery network

9:20 AM Operator reportedly rejects Chinese vendors over security fears

8:00 AM Aircel is set to roll out its 3G network with three vendors, including Huawei

We've got a big set of pics to share from last week's Ethernet Expo Americas 2010 show in New York City

Japanese giant NTT Docomo sets a launch date of December 24 for its LTE network

Ericsson, Vodafone, Internetq, and the UK's farming community are making waves in today's pool of Euro telecom news droplets

State-owned Indian operator BSNL has entered the data center hosting and cloud services market to target enterprises large and small

8:00 PM Could the two sides join forces for packet/optical good? Probably not

5:35 PM i-Control and uControl merge, a Cedar Point M&A rumor is resurrected, Hulu's killing pay TV, and ZillionTV teeters on the edge

Amdocs prepares for 2011 growth opportunities, but investments and pressure from its Clearwire account put pressure on its EPS outlook

Comcast may be seeding an IPTV strategy using a new class of set-tops that can be 'flipped' to support IP video

The network RS-DVR and the PC-friendly Optimum Link are nearing launch – and it seems Cablevision could use the boost

Enjoy some photos from Tuesday evening's dinner and drinks celebration at Hudson Terrace in New York City

Workforce will be cut by 15% as Clearwire explores its options for much-needed funding

Verizon's force-fed app store, V Cast Apps, and Microsoft's ongoing revival kick off this week's OS roundup

ESPN 3DTV lab trial shows that few consumers experience eye strain and headaches that can't be fixed with a dose of common sense

Telecom Italia, OTE, and O2 are lighting the blue touchpaper of today's Euro telecom news fireworks (hey, check the date, all right?)

5:00 AM Here's hoping I'm not the only one thinking about wireless at next week's show

The company's newest boxes extend its reach to the edge and put a new emphasis on plain old Ethernet

2:10 PM Enterprises want full disclosure on network performance, but some network operators admit all that info often goes unused

On the back of a CDMA expansion, Metro is thinking ahead to LTE and the smartphones it will offer to compete when it's no longer alone in 4G

12:20 PM Snaps up digital rights management specialist Latens to add to its video tech portfolio

China's ranks of 3G subscribers will more than double this year, reaching 40M units

EANTC's Carsten Rossenhoevel updates us on the progress of the Advanced Global Interconnect Test Program demonstrated at Light Reading's Ethernet Americas event in New York

HP's Joe Weinman talks about the economics of cloud computing and the challenge for IT organizations to get their infrastructure ready to handle changing customer demands

In about a minute, see the whole Ethernet Expo 2010 show floor

The MSO's earnings beat the street, but subscribers – even digital video subscribers – continued to leave

7:50 AM Do we care about Xbox Kinect? No. Do we have NYC photos anyway? Oh my yes

Vendor's recovery continues as it ramps revenues, returns to profitability, and hints at strong fourth quarter

A nonstandard optical module looks awfully compelling in the face of 100G prices, panelists say

AlcaLu and Deutsche Telekom do Q3, and the Symbian gang gets some EU help in today's Euro telecom news roundup

5:00 PM So far: one no, and one no comment

US service providers will explore how to profit in a multi-screen world at next week's annual TelcoTV event

3:00 PM Femto fun kicks off in South Korea

With Ethernet exchanges being a hot topic at Ethernet Expo, Telx chief executive Eric Shepcaro updates us on that business and how it relates to cloud services

MSO to set aside a dedicated data path to pipe in QoS-enabled broadband video to Cisco boxes outfitted with TiVo software

1:05 PM With Infineon, Intel will also pick up a German LTE specialist

After two cups of coffee, we cornered HP's Joe Weinman for a chat about cloud computing, emerging technologies, business strategy, and creating network value

As ever, Interoute CTO Matt Finnie speaks his mind at the Ethernet Expo in New York

Cox to take stronger run at Verizon's IPG by integrating Twitter, Facebook, and other widgets in the 2.0 version of its 'Trio' guide UPDATED 3 PM

10:05 AM T-Mobile brings HSPA+ to six new cities, angers all its '3G' competitors

Euro carrier is one of the first operators to reveal its work with AlcaLu on applications enablement

Tata DoCoMo is about to become the first private operator to launch 3G services in India

7:30 AM Because things get quiet when you're bleeding subscribers

In time for its third-quarter earnings this week, Leap Wireless COO Al Moschner discusses the firm's plans to compete in prepaid and LTE, while also surviving as an MVNO

AlcaLu, Qualcomm, Fastweb, and BT are present and correct in today's roundup of Euro telecom news nuggets

Light Reading Hall of Fame inductee John Cioffi, the CEO of ASSIA, talks about his past, current developments in DSL line management, and the economics of broadband technologies

5:25 PM Service monitoring isn't as exciting as Terabit Ethernet, but could be a battleground for vendors

Vodafone has already turned on some LTE sites in Germany, but the dongles won't be ready until December

4:15 PM Major players in this growing segment gather tomorrow at Ethernet Expo. Can they overcome some carrier skepticism?

Video startup introduces a new appliance to host its SaaS product for OTT video delivery to mobile devices

Fruit of the Dune acquisition, the new switch fabric paves the way for 100Tbit/s multichassis switches, Broadcom claims

Pan-European service provider COLT signs up for CENX's exchanges to reach potential wholesale Carrier Ethernet customers

1:45 PM ivi benefits from the Cablevision-Fox flap, Cox takes IPv6 to the test, more D3 rolls into Germany, and TWC gets artsy

1:15 PM Expect Google's mobile-derived revenue to rise even as fragmentation remains an issue

Apple's got a sizable head start, but the tablet crowd is growing in numbers and plotting to topple the iconic iPad

12:45 PM 40G services are here; an Ethernet exchange deal isn't

The MPLS-TP standard has been slow to arrive, and the longer it takes, the stronger the T-MPLS case sounds

Economics of handling peak demand and ever more complex applications will drive pay-per-use services

Rogers competitor teams big downstream with a 30 Mbit/s upstream for C$249 per month in New Brunswick

Online Content Access specs seek TVE scale with common authorization and authentication interfaces for MSOs and programmers

Everything Everywhere, TeliaSonera, TalkTalk, and Tiscali are the mixed nuts in today's Euronews nibbles

8:30 AM Apple fires back at Moto with countersuit

Qualcomm and Broadcom are set to clash in the femto chip market, and that fight could even spill over into the residential gateway sector

Moto plans to release its Docsis 3.0 upstream channel-bonding software in Q2, teaming it with a new, dedicated upstream CMTS blade

To keep up with mobile broadband service demands, mobile network operators are deploying LTE TDD technology to end users

11:25 AM The regulatory fallout from the Cablevision-Fox retrans battle may be heavier than the sub losses suffered by the MSO

10:45 AM WiMax picocells cover urban canyons and tall buildings

TV-based click-to-buy era steams toward deployments in wake of integration deals among ITV, VoD, and billing players

10:00 AM India's seventh-largest operator is set to name its 3G suppliers, with Huawei set for a share of the spoils

Continuing a 100G trend, Fujitsu is developing its own optical modules for the Flashwave

9:25 AM Indian government looks set to do away with the amendment that demands gear manufacturers share their technology source code

New labs, new investments, new partnerships, and the end of the overhype cycle fill this week's cloudy review

Telecom management firm AOTMP dishes on how enterprises are dealing with multiple OSs, equipment vendors, and prosumer-oriented phones

Join our whistle-stop tour through Spain, Italy, and Switzerland to get the latest on Telefónica, Telecom Italia, and Swisscom

Future LTE chipmaker is rumored to be going for $80M in an NYC IPO in our next-gen mobile digest

4:00 AM Someday, someone's going to develop a multivendor control plane. We think