Here are the other stories we’re chasing today:
> Verizon said it completed a successful test of Cisco’s “Hybrid Information-Centric Networking” service offering. Release
> AT&T and FirstNet may subsidize devices for public safety users, according to Sonim’s CEO. Urgent Communications article
> Broadcom’s revenues from wireless may slow. Mobile World Live article
> Xilinx announced its new Everest chip design that the company said will allow programmers to flexibly accelerate specific computing jobs. CNET article
> New York is reportedly considering a proposal to offer internet services through street lights. NY Post article
> According to a new report, Apple is developing MicroLED screens for its Apple Watch and, potentially, for its iPhones. Bloomberg article
> LG has released its webOS operating system—initially developed by Palm for its Pre smartphones and later obtained by LG for its TVs—into the open source community. Verge article