Nokia Siemens has started negotiating with employees to lay off around 400 of its 6,200 staff in Finland, in its latest streamlining effort.
Motorola hit with injunction in Germany
Apple has won a preliminary injunction on Motorola Mobility tablets and smartphones using the “rubber banding” technique in Germany, after a court found Motorola violated Apple's patent. Apple will need to pay a €25 million ($32.2 million) bond to enforce the injunction.
KT, SK Telecom to launch iPhone 5
South Korea's KT and SK Telecom have committed to launching the upcoming iPhone 5. But the operators may have to wait a while, as the nation is not on the list of the 30 countries due to get the device this month.
AU Sex Party accuses Google of corruption
Minor political party the Australian Sex Party has filed a complaint against Google with regulators in Australia and the US, accusing the search giant of acting corruptly by refusing to run its political advertising in the run-up to a recent election.
Indian cellcos ordered to cut BTS radiation
India's Department of Telecom has ordered seven operators - including Airtel, Reliance Communications and Vodafone - to cut down on radiation emissions at a site in Mumbai, after a random check found emission levels in breach of mandated norms.
Huawei, ZTE struggle to dispel US spy fears
In testimony before a congressional hearing, representatives of both Huawei and ZTE have faced trouble convincing US lawmakers that their equipment does not pose a national security threat.
Telefonica gets credit line with Chinese banks
Telefonica has negotiated a 10-year, $1.2 billion credit facility with China Development Bank and Industrial and Commercial Bank of China.
Android, iOS adoption named fastest in history
Researchers claim that iOS and Android devices are being adopted at the fastest rate of any consumer technology in history.