Hours after Apple said it was pulling various iPhones and iPads from its German online store, the company backtracked and said the products would return shortly

(ZDNet UK - Intellectual Property)

Polish prime minister Donald Tusk has suspended his country's ratification of ACTA, in a move that could make the agreement null and void across the EU

(ZDNet UK - Intellectual Property)

Changes to Microsoft's European volume-licensing pricing structure in the summer will see UK customers likely to pay more, according to the software maker

(ZDNet UK - IT At Work)

Changes to Microsoft's European volume-licensing pricing structure in the summer will see UK customers likely to pay more, according to the software maker

(ZDNet UK - IT At Work)

A Paris court has told Google to pay a French mapping services provider 500,000 euros after the search giant failed to convince the judge it was not trying to corner the local market by offering free Google Maps

(ZDNet UK - Regulation)

Facebook has revealed details about its business on its announcement that it is set to join the ranks of other public technology giants by filing for its eagerly anticipated IPO

(ZDNet UK - Financials)

Public sector IT systems may struggle to deliver on the government's pledge to allow people to see the data the UK authorities hold on them, according to a consultation report published by the Cabinet Office

(ZDNet UK - Business of IT)

Amazon's fourth-quarter sales and outlook fall short of expectations, but Kindle sales surge over the holiday period

(ZDNet UK - Financials)

The Cambridge-based chip designer has reported rises in fourth-quarter profits, underpinned by success in smartphones and embedded systems and as it moves into Windows 8-based devices and servers

(ZDNet UK - Financials)

Samsung is being formally investigated by the European Commission over licensing deals it made with rival manufacturers for the use of patents essential to mobile telephony standards

(ZDNet UK - Intellectual Property)