St. Jude gets Europe OK for devices

Also: NYC launches website for tracking 911 response times; Oregon implements 911 on pre-paid cell phones; LightSquared wants to keep spectrum assets; Harris receives multiple government orders; FCC extends rebanding financial reconciliation deadline; Zetron gear at core of communications system upgrade; Ritron debuts wireless access control system; EWA seeks policy review of VHF vehicular repeater system deployments.

Also: Tait radio survives being run over by tank; Icom unveils HF transceiver; Verizon selects Altair LTE chipset for first branded tablet; RF Micro Devices introduces new impedance tuner; FCC's Wheeler says incentive auction will proceed--but smaller carriers want limits on participation of AT&T and Verizon.

Also: Many questions surround Sprint/T-Mobile merger; S.F. to get free public Wi-Fi in business district; Number of abandoned 911 calls rise in Colorado city; Codan intros two tactical repeaters; Hawaiian resort turns to Motorola to upgrade Wi-Fi offering; FCC names acting director of legislative affairs; Cassidian P25 system accepted by Colorado county; ArcGIS system selected by Vermont transit agency; Worldwide 4G LTE connections to top 2 billion within five years.

Also: Saving lives a call at a time; Motorola reportedly works on phone with fingerprint sensor; EWA asks FCC to reconsider Colorado county coordination; Cambium Networks debuts point-to-point wireless broadband solution; Telrad Networks unveils WiMAX/TD-LTE dual-mode devices; Icom introduces P25 repeater targeted to public-safety sector; FCC chairman dishes on spectrum efficiency; DHS S&T adds three to compliance assessment program; Indianapolis' cloud-based RMS from InterAct goes live