Apple wins US injunction on Galaxy Nexus
A US judge has now granted Apple's request for an injunction on US sales of Samsung's Galaxy Nexus, days after blocking US sales of the Galaxy Tab 10.1.
US probes Motorola Mobility patent licensing
The US FTC is probing whether Google's Motorola Mobility is meeting its commitments to license its standards-essential patents on a fair, reasonable and non-descriminatory (FRAND) basis.
NBTC stands by Thai foreign dominance rules
EU objections to Thailand’s new draft foreign dominance laws are down to a mere misunderstanding about their impact, Thai regulator NBTC has insisted. The EU had opposed the draft changes, asserting that they breach WTO rules and Thailand's treaty commitments.
Facebook said to mull unfriending Nasdaq
Facebook is still considering whether to move its public listing from Nasdaq to another exchange, sources claim, due to the high tensions associated with the company's botched IPO.
China Mobile slashes British roaming fees
China Mobile plans to slash roaming fees in Britain during the Olympic games, including cutting GPRS internet roaming charges by 90%.
Reliance Globalcom enters Iraq cable JV
India's Reliance Globalcom has entered a joint venture with Iraqi Telecom and Post Company (ITPC) to launch a subsea cable linking Iraq to countries in the Middle East, Asia, Europe and North America.
China blocks Bloomberg after Xi Jinping story
China has blocked news agency Bloomberg's websites, in what appears to be an attempt to censor access to a story about the fortunes of the extended family of Xi Jinping, the man due to become the nation's next president.
Tata DoCoMo cuts wireless data rates
Tata DoCoMo has cut its wireless internet tariffs by 60%, becoming the latest Indian operator to slash mobile data rates.