Apple sells 3m of new iPads in three days
Apple has revealed it sold 3 million units of the iPad mini and the fourth-generation fullsized iPad in the first three days following launch - double the opening weekend sales of the third-generation iPad in March.
No bidders left for Indian CDMA spectrum
Tata Teleservices has become India's second operator to pull out of an auction for CDMA-based spectrum, leaving no bidders still participating.
Europe to open 2-GHz band for LTE
The European Commission has decided to compel member states to introduce policies by mid-2014 that will allow 2-GHz spectrum assigned for 3G services to be refarmed for LTE.
Telkom SA CEO hands in her notice
Telkom SA CEO Nombulelo Moholi has given six months notice, becoming the fifth chief to resign from the company in eight years.
Kim Dotcom may resurrect Pacific Fibre cable
Megaupload co-founder Kim Dotcom has revealed an ambitious plan to resurrect the failed NZ$400 million ($329.7 million) Pacific Fibre project to build a fiber connection linking New Zealand, Australia and the US. The plan forms part of his strategy for new internet business venture Me.ga.
StarHub integrating services to fight churn
Singapore's StarHub is adding services aimed at providing an integrated broadband and pay TV experience, in a bid to manage rising customer churn from both market segments.
3G bid fees could cause headaches in Thailand
With the outcome of Thailand's disputed 3G auction still up in the air, regulator NBTC is pressing the finance ministry to decide what to do with the upfront spectrum fees the three bidders – AIS, Dtac and True Corp's Real Future – have already paid.
PCCW loses Now TV trademark fight in UK
PCCW has lost a UK trademark lawsuit against BSkyB, which recently launched an online TV service called NowTV, the same name as PCCW's offering in Hong Kong. A UK high court found that PCCW's registered copyright is invalid, plus there is no risk of confusion to consumers.