Android infringes some Java patents: jury
The jury hearing Oracle's intellectual property case against Android found that Google did violate some Java patents with the design of the OS, but failed to agree whether Google's actions constituted legally allowed fair use.
India begins antitrust probe into Google
India's Competition Commission has launched an antitrust probe into the market dominance of Google's AdWords service, and may expand the investigation into other Google services in the future.
MasterCard teases NFC digital wallet plan
Credit card company MasterCard has become the latest group to unveil plans for an NFC digital wallet system. MasterCard's system will be called PayPass Wallet.
Telefonica faces writedown on TI stake: analyst
Telefonica may be forced to take a €400 million ($522.1 million) charge on its 10.5% indirect investment in ally Telecom Italia, due to the impact of the Eurozone crisis, an analyst has predicted.
Third Point demands Yahoo CEO hire records
Investment group Third Point has demanded that Yahoo hand over records relating to the recruitment of CEO Scott Thompson, in its latest bid to oust the executive due to discrepancies in his education records.
iOS still dominates Android by app revenues
Research indicates that Android developers are only earning the equivalent of 24 cents for every dollar earned by iOS app developers.
Rovio earned $100m in 2011, may go public
Angry Birds developer Rovio earned $100 million in sales revenue in 2011, and is now considering a public listing.
HTC has reported a decline in sales revenue in the month of April, as a result of growing competition from the iPhone 4S and Samsung handsets.