• Round-up of how each operator's LTE network is looking at the end of 2012 [lightreading.com]
• Comcast backs Sprint-Clearwire combo, ready to dump its investment in Clearwire [philly.com]
• Operators join forces to simplify international Wi-Fi roaming [cio.com]
• Report: “Cash Cow” Data Caps Are About Pleasing Investors, Not Relieving Congestion [consumerist.com]
• Dish must build 40% of its wireless network in 4 years, FCC says [fiercewireless.com]
• Detroit is testing ground for new open source wireless network technology 'Commotion' [gigaom.com]
• Apple releases iOS update to zap iPhone & co. WiFi problems, but users having hard time downloading the update OTA [techcrunch.com]
• Internet of Things Meets Wireless Sensor Networks [automationworld.com]
• London fire brigade to start accepting emergency calls over Twitter [thenextweb.com]
• Firm Launches 'IPHONE' Brand of Android Phones, Touts Trademark Ownership in Brazil [macrumors.com]
• Federal Trade Commission to data brokers: Show us your data [latimes.com]
• London sets up police intellectual property crime unit specifically to target illegal downloaders [guardian.co.uk]
• Brit Equivalent Of RIAA Threatens To Sue UK Pirate Party Leaders Personally And Bankrupt Them Due To Setting Up Internet Proxy [torrentfreak.com]