More wireless news from across the web:
> Nokia signed a one-year framework deal with China Mobile, its biggest customer in China, for $1.5 billion. Reuters report
> Chinese equipment vendor Huawei became the latest company to earn a standards-essential patent license from Japan's NTT DoCoMo. Telecomasia article
> Domino's mobile app to introduce "zero click" ordering in coming months. CNBC article
> Verizon Wireless began distributing a security update for its versions of the Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge this morning. Phone Scoop article
> Facebook's first-quarter CPMs were up 71 percent compared to the same period last year. SocialTimes report
Telecom News
> Frontier has named Jacqueline R. Kinney as vice president of state government affairs for California, signaling a tightening of its hold in the state following a troubling integration of Verizon's wireline assets. Article
European Wireless News
> Telkom Kenya will continue to market services under the Orange brand for at least another 18 months, even though the France-based Orange group sold its stake. Article
> CK Hutchison and VimpelCom offered to divest sufficient network assets and spectrum to create a new mobile operator on the Italian market. Article
Cable News
> Walmart has launched a promotion called "Cut the cable," plugging in digital antennas, smart TVs and over-the-top devices to help its customers ditch pay TV. Article
And finally… Citigroup sues AT&T over use of the term "thanks." Thanks Obama. Article