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Industry experts have agreed that Microsoft may have made a mistake by launching two versions of its Surface tablet for Windows 8.

Ethiopia bans Skype, Google Talk and other Voice over IP services in tough crackdown on digital communications.

BSkyB shares dropped on the news that it paid 41 percent more for Premier League broadcasting rights, and faces increasing competition from newcomer BT

Three has launched a Euro Internet Pass roaming service offering web access for £5 a day in the EU.

Visionaries from Wonga.com, FundingCircle.com, TransferWise.com and Index Ventures discuss the rise of 'Modern Money'.

The HTC One X and Evo 4G LTE held at US customs indefinitely due to Apple's claim of patent infringement.

British bookmaker suspends bets on Greek exit as economic, political turmoil escalates.

The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has ruled that two separate Virgin Media advertisements were misleading.

A brief summary of the major corporate earnings releases for Thursday 10 May

Apple has altered its nano-SIM design to address a complaint made by rival Nokia, before the new standard is voted on this month.

The Samsung Galaxy S3 with Visa PayWave will be made available to athletes to buy goods and merchandise at the London 2012 Olympic Games.

The Motorola Defy Mini claims to be 'life proof' but does this 3.2in water- and dust-resistant smartphone cut it?

World's richest man Carlos Slim tries to expand his empire mobile by making a monster bid for troubled Dutch telecom KPN

Samsung is due to announce the Galaxy S3 at a media event in London tonight, we take a look at the best and worst leaked images.

The former state-owned monopoly says the future is still bright, despite unveiling a decline in profits, operating margins and net clients, following tough competition from new French mobile operator Iliad.

RIM boss Thorstein Heins showed off a developer build of the BlackBerry 10 operating system featuring slick multi-tasking and a time-shifting camera.

French-American equipment maker hopes to see margin improvement by year end

Samsung has confirmed that its next phone, predicted to be the Galaxy S3, will feature a quad-core 1.4GHz, Exynos processor.

The next Galaxy appears briefly on retailer's website, with name and image.

Cambridge-based chip maker ARM is not concerned about Intel entering the mobile processor market.

HTC processors could be a reality soon becasue of supply constraints from Qualcomm.

After a 24-hour countdown, Samsung has released a teaser trailer called The Next Galaxy ahead of the 3 May launch of the Samsung Galaxy S3.

Purchase goods worth up to £15 with a swipe of your phone - no PIN required.

A leaked video of the Samsung Galaxy S3 reveals it will have a 1.4GHz quad-core processor, 1GB of RAM and an eight megapixel camera.

Walkout of potential rival Tata Communications sees deadline extension granted.

With a media event just around the corner, Samsung claims no leaked images are accurate.

Security expert finds 5,000 new malicious Android apps in just three months.

The Samsung Galaxy S3 will only be a minor update from the Galaxy S2, adding a speed boost and eye-tracking technology, according to an anonymous source.

Ice Cream Sandwich now available for unlocked Galaxy S2 as well.

While RIM is unlikely to be sold outright, the company is considering licensing BlackBerry OS to other smartphone makers.