• Netflix exec: Canada's broadband caps almost a human rights violation [gigaom.com]
• How Your Wireless Carrier Gets Your Data Usage Wrong [technologyreview.com]
• Why the iPhone 5 on Verizon and Sprint Won’t Juggle Calls and Data [nytimes.com]
• The 4G Era Arrives! How Much Will You Pay? [businessweek.com]
• US ruling on Wi-Fi snooping poses 'massive security risks' [procurementleaders.com]
• Intel: The Future of All Equipment Is Wireless [xbitlabs.com]
• iPhone 5 sales exhaust initial supply, trip up servers [cnet.com]
• More than 50% of Android devices have unpatched vulnerabilities [bgr.com]
• Windows Phone 8 stands a chance as Apple, Android dither [theregister.co.uk]
• Huawei, ZTE clash with US over national security [theregister.co.uk]
• Law passed in Malaysia that would hold everyone from the website to the ISP to the coffee house with open wifi to the owner of a borrowed computer responsible for the online postings of a single person [techdirt.com]