Trump administration views on Oracle's Android lawsuit against Google sought by Supreme Court
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Trump administration views on Oracle's Android lawsuit against Google sought by Supreme Court
'No more penalties please EU', as Google confirms browser and search choice for Android users
Pre-installed apps collect a wide range of information and send it to remote servers with little oversight or control, finds independent research
Microsoft launches break of contract lawsuit at manufacturing giant for “unpaid royalties” and missing paperwork
Ouch! GDPR begins to bite as French regulator issues £44m GDPR fine to Google for data transparency breach
Pre-installed weather app has been harvesting email addresses and mobile identity numbers
State television reported it as a high-tech robot, but the android was in fact only an elaborate costume
Sophos identifies 22 malware-riddled Android apps that pose as Apple devices to earn extra money
Antitrust response. Android apps such as Chrome, Gmail etc will require device makers in Europe to pay licence fee
Google confirms Project Dragonfly is being developed, but 'censorship search' for China is not close to launch
Epic Games has accused Google of trying to score 'cheap PR points' with its disclosure of the bug before a patch was widely available
An AP investigation found a number of Google services tracked users even when they had explicitly switched off location tracking
Google's latest version of its mobile operating system includes time limiting options and night-time screen adjustment
The fine is the largest ever antitrust fine worldwide, dwarfing the EU's own 2.4bn-euro penalty last year over Google's shopping search
The European Commission is expected to hand down a multibillion-euro fine on Wednesday, a week later than planned
Lawmakers dispute Apple's claim of superior data privacy and express concern over developer access to Gmail messages
Legal victory in Netherlands means tech giant is not obliged to update older generation smartphones
How long? Three years after probe was officially launch, antitrust boss says Android investigation is “advancing”
Porky pies? Research claims that Android phone makers are telling users phones have been updated, when it hasn't
Troubled social network forced to deny claims it surreptitiously collected Android call, text data for years
The successor to Android 8.x 'Oreo' supports an iPhone X-style notch, along with improved indoor location, a new notification panel and more
Google has patched 11 serious bugs in the platform, plus dozens of less severe security issues
The deal, said to be worth up to $600m, sees users' iCloud data hosted with Apple's top competitor in the mobile arena
The Nokia brand, relaunched at MWC only a year ago, has already reached No. 11 in smartphone shipments worldwide - and No. 3 in the UK
Google Pay will combine Google's multiple payment applications, allowing users to make transactions with their device or online
Saturation point? Last quarter of 2017 saw first ever decline in smartphone shipments, but Samsung still leads
A botnet that surfaced over the weekend spread to thousands of smartphones and set-top boxes in the first hours of its existence
The group, based in government premises in Beiruit, apparently compromises governments and individuals on a contract basis
Kaspersky finds spyware can read WhatsApp messages and take pictures, and it has been around for three years already
Singapore researchers used sensor information freely available to any mobile app to unlock Android phones in only three tries