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Samsung agrees to pay royalties on Android to Microsoft
Samsung and Microsoft settle Android patent dispute and agree to collaborate on Windows Phone 7 devices
Samsung in £12m UK marketing campaign for Galaxy handsets
Multi-million pound Galaxy portfolio campaign to launch next week in the run up to Christmas as global sales of the Galaxy S II hit 10 million
What exactly do customers want from a phone?
Not long ago, mobile customers had simple needs, because the phones themselves were simple. With the rise of complex smartphones, Mobile News asks the industry what influences purchases these days
Samsung launches premium app store in UK
Mobile maker launches own-brand paid for app store, and promises in-bill charging
Virgin Media’s new bundles of joy
Virgin Media is on the march, determined to significantly grow its contract customer base by cross-selling its existing customers into other product areas. Paul Withers talks exclusively to Virgin’s director of mobile
Is Apple ripe for a business drive?
The smartphone pioneer has traditionally made its home in the consumer space, but why shouldn’t one of the world’s biggest companies target B2B as well? Paul Withers asked the industry just that
Cutting Room: Google proves OS has the power
Paul Withers looks at how the recent purchase of Motorola Mobility by Google has increasingly shifted the power between operating systems and hardware providers
Samsung releases trio of devices
Manufacturer announces the Galaxy Tab 7.7, the Galaxy WiFi 3.6 and the Galaxy Note at the IFA Trade Show in Berlin
Business Watch: Is Google about to become the new Nokia?
Dominic White explains how Google’s move to acquire Motorola Mobility mirrors one once made by Nokia, and that it may have been made due to Apple’s increasing success
Pierce looks to revive Nokia’s ailing fortunes
In his first interview, new Nokia UK and Ireland general manager Conor Pierce tells Michael Garwood why the manufacturer can and will again reign supreme