Wireless tech news from around the Web.
> Samsung is reportedly relocating many members of its Richardson, Texas, marketing team to New York City. Article
> Former Qualcomm Labs executive Peter Marx is making Los Angeles smarter--technologically. Article
> nTelos Wireless and Dish Network expanded their test of offering wireless Internet service in West Virginia. Article
> SK Telecom and Ericsson announced a demonstration of a technology they call "Elastic Cell," which the companies said increases data speeds at the edges of cell boundaries. Article
> Nokia said that a software upgrade it introduced in its Flexi Multiradio 10 base stations in Korea for SK Telecom, LG U+ and KT is partly responsible for the 225 Mbps LTE-Advanced speeds the carriers are now offering. Post
> Verizon is making all of its FiOS broadband tiers symmetrical, offering the same download and upload speeds. Article
> Huawei trumped its main rival, Ericsson, with more revenues during the first half of the year. Article
> Shares in Juniper Networks could rise 30 percent or more due to lower valuations relative to its peers. Article
> Nearly 200 managers at Samsung's mobile division reportedly voluntarily returned a quarter of their first-half bonuses as the firm is poised to reports its worst profits in two years. Article
And finally... Washington, D.C., gets a no-cell phones walking lane. Article