Enterasys IdentiFies with hyperdensity; BYOD, iPads alter network planning

Quick news from around the Web

> Enterasys rolls out IdentiFi to help enteprises deal with hyperdense wireless environments. Article

> BYOD, iPads have an effect on enteprise wireless network planning. Article

> Manitoba Telecom Services and SakTel partner on 4G roaming in Canada. Article

Wireless news

> T-Mobile thrives on prepaid growth in Q3, but drops 492K postpaid subs Article

> Verizon's Shammo: We'll finish LTE buildout by mid-2013 Article

European Wireless News

> UK operators rename mobile payments JV 'Weve,' hype tailored services.Article

> Ericsson axes 1,550 jobs in Sweden after profits slump. Article

And finally... Boy, 9, finds parents' $4,000 worth of savings, spends it all on candy. Article

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