Quick news from around the Web.
"Ericsson's Vestberg, AT&T's Lurie to help Code/Mobile talk more than phones: http://on.recode.net/1ajrIBw via @inafried " --@Recode
> According to a new report, Sunday is the most profitable day for app developers. Article
> Verizon Wireless is celebrating its 15th corporate anniversary. Post
> Sprint confirmed it is in talks with music streaming provider Tidal, but said it has no plans to invest in the company or to form an exclusive partnership. Release
> Sharp is hoping to spin off a portion of its LCD panel business. Article
> SoftBank has reportedly put its Silicon Valley offices up for sublease following Sprint's unsuccessful effort to merge with T-Mobile. Article
> Google updated its Wallet app to add some new searching features. Article
> Spreadtrum said it is now shipping its 28nm Quad-Core 5-mode LTE and WCDMA SoC platforms. Release
> T-Mobile US is no longer selling the Sony Xperia Z3, after just six months of selling the gadget. Article
> The mobile ad market is expected to pass the $100 billion mark next year, according to one new study. Article
Wireless Tech News
> In Globalstar's ongoing proceeding, saying "it's complicated" is an understatement. Editor's Corner
> PacketZoom, a mobile speed as a services (MSaaS) startup, unveiled a service offering built around a new protocol that is designed to speed users' app downloads. Article
> AT&T is throwing its support behind an emergency petition filed by the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) calling for better management of the nation's TV white space (TVWS) spectrum. Article
Telecom News
> AT&T is now offering its 1 Gbps GigaPower fiber-to-the-premises (FTTP) service in Houston and various surrounding areas, enhancing its reach in its home state to battle insurgent players like Google Fiber. Article
> Comcast Business is taking new aim at businesses that reside in three business parks in the Northern California towns of Pleasanton, Hayward and Fremont through a $2 million expansion project of its fiber and Ethernet networks. Article
Cable News
> With carriage licensing issues keeping 70 percent of the Los Angeles pay-TV market from seeing the Dodgers play on a second consecutive opening day for Major League Baseball, a local newspaper is now openly encouraging readers to break the law. Article
> Dish Network agreed to content-provider demands to cap subscribers at 2 million for its new over-the-top service, Sling TV, a report says. Article
And finally… Samsung pushed back against concerns that its new Galaxy S6 Edge can be easily bent. Article