Texas jury: Apple on the hook for half a billion dollars after infringing 4G LTE patents
Famed IP holder pops champers as Cupertino plots appeal
12 Aug 2020 | 30
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Ancestry.com: Let arbitrator decide on auto-enrolling membership lawsuit
This is not a matter for the San Diego court, says digital family history service
07 Aug 2020 | 34
Android user chucks potential $10bn+ sueball at Google over 'spying', 'harvesting data'... this time to build supposed rival to TikTok called 'Shorts'
These are the class-action-suit-joining 'droids lawyers are looking for. (We'll get our coats)
07 Aug 2020 | 41
Working from home on Virgin Media's broadband? Too bad. Outage hits English capital
Updated ISP and London users are both TITSUP* (Too Irritated To Smile at Usual Platitudes)
25 Jun 2020 | 38
Speaker for yourself: Looks like 5 patents are table stakes as Google countersues Sonos
You copied our technology! No, YOU copied our technology!
12 Jun 2020 | 18
Openreach boss denies BT selling stake in UK's national broadband plumber
KCOM owner Macquarie was said to be among suitors
15 May 2020 | 20
US judge puts Amazon's challenge to Pentagon JEDI deal into force stasis
Giving military time to look at aspects of decision
20 Apr 2020 | 20
Capita inks deal with NHS to 'bring back staff': Workers get an hour of training to recruit and vet retired doctors, nurses
Exclusive Asked to verify the identity of medics using video chat apps Zoom and Facetime
07 Apr 2020 | 52
Education tech supplier RM smacked by UK schools closure
How do you model for 'closed' indefinitely?
19 Mar 2020 | 18
California man served with restraining order for allegedly 'stalking' Apple CEO Tim Cook
Also slapped with court request not to contact security staffers
21 Feb 2020 | 13
Oracle tells Supremes: Fair use? Pah! There's nothing fair about 'Google's copying'
Should they be allowed to grab our stuff just cos it's 'popular' and it works?
13 Feb 2020 | 51
Latest battery bruiser Android from budget Moto G range appears ahead of MWC after an Amazon whoopsie
Leaks, damn leaks and £219 phones
07 Feb 2020 | 33
Reusing software 'interfaces' is fine, Google tells Supreme Court, pleads: Think of the devs
Don't 'upend the computer software industry'
07 Jan 2020 | 91
Co-op Bank online and mobile banking goes TITSUP*
*Total Inability To Shuffle money Using Phone
10 Dec 2019 | 35
Thanks, Brexit. Tesla boss Elon Musk reveals Berlin as location for Euro Gigafactory
Was UK even really in the running?
13 Nov 2019 | 153
Charmin'. Garmin admits customers' full credit card data nicked from South African web store
Updated Confirmed: Rainbow Nation's Magento site hit by card skimming malware
13 Sep 2019 | 12
Arrow? More like Boomerang, amirite? Computacenter buys back tech disposal biz it disposed of
IT kit recycling arm that 'wasn't core' turns out to be important
13 Aug 2019 | 5
Giffgaff goody-baddy-bag billing faff: Ofcom fines operator £1.4m for overcharging folks by almost £3m
2.6 million customers hit... over period of nearly 8 years
30 Jul 2019 | 28
UK cops blasted over 'disproportionate' slurp of years of data from crime victims' phones
Report claims forces trawl through data 'indiscriminately'
23 Jul 2019 | 64
UK MPs find 'no technical grounds' to exclude Huawei from 5G networks
Plus: American biz bods could say yes way to Zhengfei... in '2 to 4 weeks'
15 Jul 2019 | 23
Medway Council reforms eforms to stop blurting out residents' details
Digital project had gaping holes. On the bright side, here's Craig David all over your *boink*
08 Jul 2019 | 11
Oh snap! The road's closed. Never mind, Google Maps has a plan...
Updated This is fine. 100 others have... fsck, I've hit a ditch
27 Jun 2019 | 90
Hongmeng, there's no need to feel down: It's patently obvious this is Huawei's homegrown OS
It's fun to trademark your brand in CA, it's fun to trademark your brand in SK...ay
13 Jun 2019 | 46
Strewth: Hackers slurp 19 years of Oz student data in uni's second breach within a year
Upgraded its systems after attack in early '18, just enough to detect attack in late '18
04 Jun 2019 | 16
