More wireless news from across the web:
> Music streaming service Rhapsody is rebranding as Napster. PC Magazine article
> Obama trades his DISA-approved Blackberry for (most likely) a Galaxy S4. Android Police article
> Samsung EVP talks up ad campaign mocking Apple products. 9to5Mac article
Telecom News
> Google Fiber is looking at Dallas as the next destination for its Gbps FTTH service journey, laying a challenge to AT&T's established FTTH network. Article
Online Video News
> OTT viewers would pay $2 to $15 per episode for content they want to watch. Article
Installer News
> AT&T SVP Cicconi says fiber, tower infrastructure is the secret sauce for 5G. Article
> Verizon Wireless approves DAS provider as network densification efforts continue. Article
European Wireless News
> Ericsson unveils "5G for Germany" initiatives to address industrial use cases. Article
Cable News
> Mediacom ranked dead last in a customer satisfaction survey of TV service providers conducted by Consumer Reports, followed closely by Time Warner Cable and Charter Communications. Article
And finally… Facebook ads will start using your phone location data to track brick-and-mortar store visits. Wireless Week Article