Britain has 14 days to answer questions on tech exports to despotic regimes
The UK government could be facing legal action over its lack of action in blocking the sale of surveillance technologies to oppressive regimes
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Xerox buys UK-based WDS, boosts customer care portfolio
Xerox buys UK customer management company WDS, which provides technical support and knowledge management to mobile phone companies, in a move that will boost its customer care business
Why Intel needs smartphones more than they need Intel
Intel is arguably getting to the smartphone party a little late in comparison to its competitors. But will the company's size and determination to make a splash in the market be enough to drive it to success?
Wheels coming off for RIM? BlackBerry maker issues loss warning
The beleaguered handset maker has been forced to lower expectations of its next quarterly financial statement as the run of bad news continues for the Canadian company
Google closes Motorola buy
Google has completed its $12.5bn purchase of Motorola's mobile business and immediately replaced the chief executive of the company with a Google executive
HP commits to mobility and long-term R&D
HP has said it will invest more heavily in research and development over the next two years, in addition to placing an emphasis on the mobility market, including tablets and ultrabooks
Nokia admits Lumia struggles to challenge UK rivals
Nokia has reported its first-quarter earnings, revealing that its flagship range of Lumia smartphones is failing to make a splash in the UK and other countries, contributing to an overall loss of more than €1bn as device sales fell 40 percent
Samsung profits driven by mobile growth
Samsung's mobile phone sales were up 54 percent in the last three months of 2011, balancing weaker demand for PC memory and disaster-blighted supply chain problems
Nokia earnings fail to shine despite Lumia
Nokia has reported a loss of more than €1bn in the fourth quarter, but said it is now on track to establishing itself as a top-performing Windows Phone manufacturer, thanks to the Lumia range
New RIM chief: BlackBerry must chase consumers
Research In Motion chief executive Thorsten Heins, the newly appointed replacement for Mike Lazaridis and Jim Balsillie, has said former enterprise favourite BlackBerry must focus more on the consumer market