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Octoplus/Octopus Box LG Software v.2.4.5 Release Notes:
🐙 Added support for the following models:
- F720K - added world's first Direct Unlock, Repair IMEI, Read/Write NVM, Read/Write QCN, Read/Write/Reset Security, Read Full Flash, Repair BT Address, Repair Wi-Fi MAC Address.
- F720L - added world's first Direct Unlock, Repair IMEI, Read/Write NVM, Read/Write QCN, Read/Write/Reset Security, Read Full Flash, Repair BT Address, Repair Wi-Fi MAC Address.
- F720S - added world's first Direct Unlock, Repair IMEI, Read/Write NVM, Read/Write QCN, Read/Write/Reset Security, Read Full Flash, Repair BT Address, Repair Wi-Fi MAC Address.
- K200MT - added world's first Direct Unlock, Repair IMEI, Read/Write NVM, Read/Write QCN, Read/Write/Reset Security, Read Full Flash, Repair BT Address, Repair Wi-Fi MAC Address, Reset FRP (thanks to mr.Beto251172).
- K540 - added world's first Direct Unlock, Repair IMEI, Read/Write NVM, Read/Write QCN, Read/Write/Reset Security, Read Full Flash, Repair BT Address, Repair Wi-Fi MAC Address, Reset FRP (thanks to mr.Techsky).
- MS550 - added world's first Repair IMEI, Read/Write NVM, Read/Write QCN, Read/Write Security, Read Full Flash, Repair BT Address, Repair Wi-Fi MAC Address (thanks to mr.Techsky).
- K530 - added Repair IMEI (A/B), Direct Unlock, Read/Write NVM, Read/Write QCN, Read/Write/Reset Security, Read Full Flash, Repair BT Address, Repair Wi-Fi MAC Address, Reset FRP.
- K530AR - added Repair IMEI (A/B), Direct Unlock, Read/Write NVM, Read/Write QCN, Read/Write/Reset Security, Read Full Flash, Repair BT Address, Repair Wi-Fi MAC Address, Reset FRP.
- K530DY - added Repair IMEI (A/B), Direct Unlock, Read/Write NVM, Read/Write QCN, Read/Write/Reset Security, Read Full Flash, Repair BT Address, Repair Wi-Fi MAC Address, Reset FRP.
- K530F - added Repair IMEI (A/B), Direct Unlock, Read/Write NVM, Read/Write QCN, Read/Write/Reset Security, Read Full Flash, Repair BT Address, Repair Wi-Fi MAC Address, Reset FRP (thanks to mr.Ali1803).
- K530TR - added Repair IMEI (A/B), Direct Unlock, Read/Write NVM, Read/Write QCN, Read/Write/Reset Security, Read Full Flash, Repair BT Address, Repair Wi-Fi MAC Address, Reset FRP.
- D851 - added world's first deactivate (McAfee) Kill Switch.
- D851TN - added world's first deactivate (McAfee) Kill Switch.
- D851WH - added world's first deactivate (McAfee) Kill Switch.
- H790 - added Reset FRP (thanks to mr. Bah300), Write Firmware.
- H790T - added Reset FRP (thanks to mr. Bah300), Write Firmware.
- H791 - added Reset FRP (thanks to mr. Bah300), Write Firmware.
- H791F - added Reset FRP (thanks to mr. Bah300), Write Firmware.
- K410 - added Write Firmware.
- K410A - added Write Firmware.
- K410F - added Write Firmware.
- K410G - added Write Firmware.
🐙 All supported operations are described in details in Software manual ("Cable & Manual" button in Software).

In order to perform "Deactivate Kill Switch" operation, please follow the next steps:
Attach a testpoint as shown on figure in the manual and connect your phone using Micro USB cable (do NOT use any USB hubs!). For some firmware versions perform the following steps to put a phone
into "Qualcomm-Mode": press and hold "Vol+" button, connect a phone directly to PC via Micro USB cable.
Check PC Device Manager, a new device should appear "Qualcomm HS-USB QDLoader 9008" or "Unknown Device" if you hadn't installed the driver yet. Drivers are available in Installation Folder.
Release testpoint and press "Deactivate Kill Switch" button.
Follow Software instructions (prompts).

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NCTA Kills its National Convention (Name Change Notwithstanding)

As someone who has spent about 30 years in and around telecom and cable TV industry events and media, I can attest that when events come and go, or media come and go, it tells you something about change in the industry.

For 65 years, U.S. cable TV executives have met annually at an event formerly known colloquially as “the national show.” That event in recent years was renamed INTX. But INTX now is going away, cancelled by the NCTA.

“We believe large trade show floors, dotted with exhibit booths and stilted schedules have become an anachronism,” said NCTA CEO Michael Powell.

Contemporary venues emphasize conversation, dialog, and more intimate opportunities to explore and interact with technology,” said Powell.

Left unsaid was that, over the past decade or two, it had become less important for buyers or sellers to be there. There simply were fewer buyers, so sellers could work with them directly. And anything of any importance already was known before any particular edition of a trade show. There was, in the colloquial, increasingly no news of any consequence.

Also, with the maturation of the business model, a convention once driven by programmers had become a venue mostly driven by technology firms. But there are other venues for technology.

Also, at a time when every part of the telecom business has become more competitive, and every segment is trying to wring costs out of its business, executives had to question whether the outcomes from spending money to attend that annual event were producing outcomes commensurate with investment.

At the same time, though it continues to use a technology platform that is specialized and distinct, cable TV operators now are part of the broader communications business. And there are lots of venues for that industry, nationally and globally.

As the global industry continues to consolidate, other segments of the industry are going to rationalize as well.

Effort, time and money spent “intra-industry” are less important than investments inter-industry, given the loosely-coupled nature of the communications ecosystem, which in turn has become part of the broader Internet ecosystem.

It has been a good 65-year run. But too many things have changed.

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Korea Telecom Sees New Value from Fixed Network

Korea Telecom, like http://pinkberrylicious.blogspot.com /2016/09/verizon-one-fiber-shows-changed-fiber.html" style="text-decoration: none;">Verizon, now sees different strategic value for the fixed network. http://pinkberrylicious.blogspot.com /2016/09/at-believes-default-future-architecture.html" style="text-decoration: none;">AT&T likely agrees, up to a point.

The stated upside for Korea Telecom fixed transport network capacity upgrades is said to be “home video, mobile broadband, and VIP leased lines.”

Consumer video includes support for bandwidth-intensive 4K video formats, but telco upgrades to fiber-to-home or fiber-to-node long have been premised on incremental video entertainment revenues. That is not especially new.

Nor would anyone find trunking network support for business and enterprise customers too surprising.

What is different is the use of the fixed network as backhaul for mobile broadband. Again, while mobile backhaul always has been key revenue driver for cell tower connections, coming small cell requirements represent a qualitative change.

It is one thing to support networks of macrocells. That http://pinkberrylicious.blogspot.com /2016/09/5g-will-create-new-fiber-to-tower-market.html" style="text-decoration: none;">fiber-to-tower market has been important for many service providers for some years.

Up to this point, in the U.S. market, there has been a need for backhaul to perhaps 300,000 macro cell sites in the United States and 200,000 towers. All that will change with new small cell overlay networks to support capacity upgrades for 4G and 5G networks.

Ignore for the moment potentially millions of enterprise small cells. Public networks in urban areas might be built out more extensively than anything seen before.

If in some urban areas the density is roughly “ http://pinkberrylicious.blogspot.com /2016/08/fiber-to-light-pole-might-be-required.html" style="text-decoration: none;">fiber to every other light pole,” That implies potentially millions of new backhaul sites to be supported.

That in turn will require dense fiber backhaul networks. So the new strategic value of the fixed network will extend beyond consumer video/broadband and enterprise/business connections to mobile small cell backhaul.

The additional incremental change is backhaul for fixed wireless small cells.

Cord Stackers More Satisfied Than Cord Cutters (No Surprise)

Almost by definition, consumers who like a product will buy more of it than consumers who do not like a particular product. So it is with entertainment video.

Overall satisfaction with paid streaming video service is highest among cord stackers who buy both linear and over the top video, and lowest among cord cutters, who, by definition, have abandoned linear video.

The latest J.D. Power study finds that although the number of customers who cut the cord on pay TV is growing, the majority of streaming video customers still purchase a linear TV service in addition to a streaming video service.

About 60 percent of streaming customers are cord stackers; 23 percent are cord shavers (those who still subscribe to TV but have downgraded their service package); 13 percent are cord cutters (those who have recently canceled TV service); and four percent are cord nevers (those who have never subscribed to pay TV and only subscribe to streaming video service).

Overall satisfaction is lowest among cord cutters, followed closely by cord nevers, while satisfaction is highest among cord stackers and cord shavers.

Connected Car Benefits for Insurers

Though some desired business outcomes from Internet of Things advances will reduce the cost of inputs such as energy, arguably the biggest benefits will come from direct impact on business models or policy outcomes (lower air pollution, less traffic, accidents avoided, equipment protected, lives saved).

IoT sensors, for example, could help insurance companies better assess risk, and therefore premiums, charged to its customers. That is one direct benefit of connected air applications.

Since the basis of the insurance model is risk arbitrage, IoT sensors would help in several ways, allowing companies to safely provide “safe driver” discounts, while better matching premiums to risk in other cases.

That is one reason connected car applications are seen as early adopters: there are advantages for drivers (safe drivers, at any rate) and insurance companies. When an innovation had tangible benefits for both buyers and sellers, adoption can occur faster, because there is less friction (inertia or resistance).

source: Business Insider

The IPKat team news: new arrivals and farewells

The IPKat is getting his teeth into the new season

Fall is a season of new school supplies, a new court term and new challenges ahead.  The IPKat is also embracing new chapters this season with some exciting announcements.

GuestKats

The IPKat team welcomes our new batch of GuestKats who, over the next six months, will be contributing insightful and witty pieces laced with strategic commentary in all areas of IP law and practice.

This term's GuestKats are Rosie Burbidge and Eibhlin Vardy.

Rosie Burbidge (GuestKat)

Rosie Burbidge is an English qualified IP lawyer at Fox Williams LLP.
She cut her litigation teeth on patent litigation and has now graduated to design, trade mark and copyright issues with a sprinkling of breach of confidence. She has several years blogging experience under her belt from Art & Artifice which she founded back in 2010.  More details on Roise here and on Twitter here.    

Eibhlin Vardy (GuestKat)

Eibhlin Vardy is a senior associate in the IP team at Stephenson Harwood in London. She advises on disputes involving all IP rights, and has a particular interest in hard fought patent and trade secrets litigation.  Eibhlin is no stranger to the Kat, having already provided numerous guest posts originating from her reports from AIPPI in Toronto on second medical use (see here) and, more recently, on clinical trial data (see here).  Eibhlin originally hails from Holywood in Northern Ireland, but moved to (warmer and drier) Cambridge to study law, before training at a magic circle firm. Eibhlin's street in South East London has recently seen an influx of new kittens, and Eibhlin can now be found stalking them paparazzi style to obtain photos for this blog. Fun Fact: As a child, Eibhlin featured in the music video for Van Morrison's 1989 hit "Have I told you lately that I love you" – bizarrely Eibhlin didn't discover this until she bumped into the director some 23 years later. You can read more about Eibhlin here.

Special thanks

The IPKat wishes to thank its former GuestKats, Emma Perot and Mike Mireles, and InternKats, Ellie Wilson and Nick Smallwood (who will be replaced by a new pack - details soon), for their wonderful contributions spanning all areas of IP and all corners of the globe and who have helped keep the blog ticking along.  We are sure this will not be the last you hear from them on the IPKat.

"Fiber to Home" Not Setting U.S. Internet Access Speed Agenda

With the caveat that the U.S. market is somewhat unusual in having robust fixed network competition on a facilities basis, it is hard to deny that cable TV operators now are setting the agenda for Internet speed upgrades.

A few years ago, one might have argued that Google Fiber was setting the agenda. A decade ago, you might have argued that Verizon’s FiOS was setting the bandwidth agenda.

These days, it is multi-gigabit services enabled by DOCSIS 3.1 that will likely set the commercial deployment agenda, given the ubiquity of cable TV networks across the country.

It is hard to tell at this point how important--or when--symmetrical bandwidth will become important for cable operators. At the moment, with some caveats, downstream bandwidth likely remains the key driver of marketplace positioning.

Downstream speed tends to be--with price--the way consumers evaluate offers, and downstream capacity grows at a 50 percent to 60 percent compound annual growth rate.

In the next wave of platform development, it seems likely that dramatic leaps in mobile (perhaps in small cell or fixed applications) will complement and possibly compete with fixed networks, to some extent. The new competition will center on multi-gigabit speeds, at a headline level.

Perhaps the more-important development is that mass-deployed bandwidth in the hundreds of megabits range will be widely available, from fixed and mobile networks.

For many veterans of the telecom industry, the notion that “fiber to the home” no longer sets the speed agenda will be shocking. The importance of physical media periodically shifts, so we might yet see another shift back to fiber access as protocols continue to advance.

source: Cablelabs

RCN to Launch Gigabit Internet Access in Chicago Market

RCN, a provider of triple-play services to some 377,000 customers, will sell gigabit Internet access services in its Chicago market, including the communities of Skokie and Lincolnwood, using DOCSIS 3.1 technology. Pricing will start at $70 a month.

RCN began life as a supplier of triple-play services primarily to high-rise and other multiple dwelling units in a few Northeast U.S. cities, and now is owned by TPG, a private equity firm.

TPG also acquired the assets of Grande Communications, an overbuilder operating in Texas.

Like privately-held WOW, TPG operates as an overbuilder, competing against both other cable operators and telcos in the consumer and business customer segments. WOW has something more than 700,000 customers.

Though both WOW and TPG have accounts two orders of magnitude behind the top-tier service providers, WOW now ranks about 10th on a list of largest triple-play providers, while TPG ranks 12th.

After a recent wave of mergers, the leader board is vastly changed. Perhaps most surprising, for many observers, is the fact that AT&T now is the biggest supplier of consumer video services.

By way of comparison, AT&T has 26 million video accounts, Comcast has 22.4 million, Charter Communications 18.4 million, Dish Network 13.9 million, Verizon 4.7 million accounts.

The other possible surprise is that an overbuilder (typically a service provider competing against both telco and cable) now is in the top-10 rankings.

Rank	Provider	Total Subscribers
1	AT&T	26,000,000
2	Comcast Cable	22,400,000
3	Charter Communications	18,421,145
4	Dish Network	13,909,000
5	Verizon	4,700,000
6	Cox Communications	4,540,280
7	Altice USA	3,948,000
8	Frontier Communications	1,700,000
9	Mediacom	862,000
10	WOW! (f.k.a. WideOpenWest)	702,101
11	Cable One	451,000
12	TPG	377,000
13	Windstream	359,000
14	CenturyLink	311,000
15	Atlantic Broadband Group, LLC	246,000
16	Midcontinent Communications	236,250
17	Armstrong Cable Services	234,573
18	Service Electric Cable TV Incorporated	213,058
19	Metrocast	164,921
20	Blue Ridge Communications	164,796
21	WaveDivision Holdings, LLC	152,975
22	General Communications	140,000
23	Buckeye Broadband	130,954
24	Consolidated Communications	117,882
25	Google Fiber	68,715
26	TDS Telecom	41,200
26	Hawaiian Telcom	32,000

Source: Wikipedia

source: PCmag