UK sales of Android phones have risen by more than 300 percent from the beginning of 2010

Google has updated the terms of its Android Market Developer Distribution Agreement in advance of introducing new application payment mechanisms

Citigroup’s free US mobile-banking application for Apple's iPhone contains a security flaw, leading the bank to advise its customers to upgrade to a newer version that corrects the problem

US operator AT&T plans in the next two to three weeks to gradually fix a software defect that cut speeds for customers uploading data from the Apple iPhone 4 and from laptop modems

Irish WiMAX phone and broadband provider Imagine Communications Group has confirmed the acquisition of Clearwire's Irish business

Dutch telco Royal KPN reported a 26 percent rise in net profit for the second quarter Tuesday thanks to cost cutting measures

America Movil is planning to use spectrum acquired in the recent Mexican spectrum auctions to rollout so-called 4G services – most likely based on LTE technology – to keep its edge over rivals which are only just beginning to rollout 3G networks.

The local regulator in Qatar – ictQatar – has partially upheld a complaint by the local arm of Vodafone over the introduction into the market earlier this year of Virgin Mobile, which runs over rival Qtel’s network

The UAE, the Middle East Emirate nation, has hinted that it could restrict the use of Research In Motion’s BlackBerry smartphones because of security concerns

Microsoft appears to have lost the support of Hewlett-Packard (HP) for the launch of smartphones later this year running the software giant’s upcoming Windows Phone 7 platform. Pocket-Lint reports that Microsoft has confirmed that Dell, Asus, LG, HTC and Samsung will be making devices for day one sales of the new platform.