More wireless tech news from across the web:
> How European policy makers are going after big U.S. tech firms. Blog (sub. req.)
> The latest release of the Open Network Operating System (ONOS)--dubbed Blackbird--includes a set of metrics for evaluating the capabilities of the software-defined networking (SDN) control plane platforms and controllers. Article
> Samsung Electronics will manufacture the main chip in Apple's next iPhone model, regaining a customer previously lost to Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co., Bloomberg reports. Article
> The general counsel for Cisco Systems explains why he and other tech industry giants support the recent changes in the IEEE's patent policy on standards. Blog
> Actsoft, a provider of M2M and mobile resource management (MRM) technology, announced a two-year commitment with U.S. Cellular that will allow the carrier's customers to access Actsoft's M2M and MRM products. Article
> Senegal's Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications (MINPOSTEL) called a halt to the testing of 4G mobile technology in the country, saying it plans to bring in outside help to evaluate the technology. Article
> Facebook's head of technology and mobile strategy, Jane Schachtel, discusses Facebook's mobile-first strategy and why telcos should follow suit. Post
> Here's a deep dive into what constitutes Long Term Evolution of the Universal Mobile Telecommunications System (UMTS). Article
> OpenStack startup Mirantis has signed on as a silver member of Cloud Foundry. Article
> The telecom industry's legal challenge to the FCC's net neutrality rules could start with a procedural point: whether the FCC provided adequate notice. Article (sub. req.)
And finally… A new camera sensor could turn a smartphone into a 3D scanner. Article