Topic: Wireless Communications

China Mobile, the world's biggest telecom carrier by subscribers, said on Wednesday it is negotiating with Apple to carry the popular iPhone in China. 

A U.S. appeals court ruled on Monday that Apple could press its bid for an immediate injunction to block the sale of some tablet computers made by Samsung Electronics based on allegations of infringement of one patent.

A California judge tossed out a lawsuit in which the Chinese firm Proview Electronics accused Apple of tricking them into selling the "iPad" name for less than it might have.  

Troubled Dutch telecoms group KPN welcomed a 3.2 billion euro ($4.2 billion) offer by America Movil, the telecoms giant controlled by Mexican tycoon Carlos Slim, to buy a stake of up to 28 percent, and said the move showed KPN's shares were undervalued.

The lone engineer who was blamed by Google for its most controversial breach of online privacy told others in the company far more about the affair than Google has previously disclosed, according to the results of a damning US regulatory investigation released over the weekend. The FT reports.

Nokia is in advanced talks to sell the world’s most expensive mobile phone brand to Permira, the private equity group, as the Finnish company looks to dispose of non-core assets to help turnround its devices division, the Financial Times reports.

Apple's surprisingly strong performance in China soothed fears that iPhone sales were losing steam, though analysts wondered how long Chief Executive Tim Cook could sustain the company's sizzling growth without a revolutionary new product.

The online-travel site's stock has shot up 57% this year but in order to keep investors coming back, the company has to hit the ground running in its new battlefield — mobile bookings. The CEO will outline his plan on CNBC's "Squawk on the Street" on Thursday.

The Internet giant's earnings topped forecasts, while revenue was in-line. Google also announced plans to issue a dividend — in the form of a new class of nonvoting stock.

BlackBerry maker RIM has gone beyond the tipping point for launching a successful fight back against Apple’s iPhone, but new CEO Thorsten Heins could offer the company some hope, Tim Daniels, TMT Sector Strategist at Olivetree Securities told CNBC.

The digital revolution has gone far beyond the Internet, smart phone and GPS device in your vehicle. And though these devices have made life and work faster and easier, that may not be all for the good.

Despite a slew of allegations relating to accounting fraud, Chinese firms are still keen to head overseas to raise capital, with the United States again the preferred destination, at least for technology companies.

France's data protection watchdog has given U.S. internet search group Google three weeks to answer questions about its new privacy policy, as part of a Europe-wide investigation being led by the French regulator.

China Mobile's profits may have grown at a soft pace in the last quarter, but one analyst is hopeful that a tie-up with Apple to offer the iPhone later this year will take the world's largest wireless carrier back on a double-digit growth path.

Samsung Electronics said on Thursday a Dutch court rejected its 3G patent bid to ban sales of Apple's iPhone and iPad in the Netherlands.