Wireless news from around the web
> IHS said Apple's new iPhone SE costs around $160 (€141) to manufacture, based on a teardown analysis of an entry-level U.S. model that retails for $399. IHS release
> Nigeria's Ntel plans to launch LTE services in Lagos and Abuja this week. Capacity Media article
> Ericsson said it plans to acquire NodePrime to accelerate the move to software-defined infrastructure. Ericsson release
> Apple could see gross profit from its services division more than double to $33.7 billion (€29.7 billion) by 2020, a Credit Suisse analyst predicted. Wall Street Journal article
And finally...Bill shock continues to plague the unwary....Connexion article