On today's Pocketnow Daily, we talk about the possible price of the Samsung Galaxy Note 10, Facebook's fine for the Cambridge Analytica issue and more
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On today’s Pocketnow Daily, we talk about the confirmation of a Samsung Galaxy Note 10 5G variant thanks to Verizon’s CEO, new AirPods 3, and more.
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As part of antitrust mitigation measures it’s obligated to fulfill, Qulacomm has to renegotiate a bunch of patent licensing deals. It hasn’t happened.
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The FTC has been determining if Facebook broke its promises to beef up privacy protections for its users in the wake of the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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The state says that the broadband provider had failed to expand its network quickly enough as it was agreed upon for the Charter-Time Warner Cable merger.
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Google has been fined more than €4 billion for tying up Android with its search and web services. We've updated this story with a statement from Google.
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It still needs to forward $400 million to an escrow account so that it can come out of the imports ban it is still currently under.
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It was a nominal fine for the chaebol over allegations of price fixing through pressuring its resellers in the federation.
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It was not only failing to connect calls to the Wisconsin farmland, but inserting fake ring tones to make callers think they're getting connected.
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The network and a cell deployment contractor have settled with the FCC for failing to conduct proper site reviews and consult land overseers.
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Apple is accused of making carriers pay for its standardized marketing materials, leaving the networks to buy airtime and fit local stores with displays.
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Qualcomm will need to pay over $1.2 billion after the European Commission ruled the semiconductor giant's exclusive LTE modem supply deal for iPhones and iPads broke antitrust rules.
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Echoes of the same anticompetitive behavior over CDMA and LTE patents have come out of Korean and US governments as well as Apple.
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Samsung, Nokia and Qualcomm have been trying for years to squeeze money out of Apple in patent lawsuits, with a university ultimately hitting the jackpot.
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Icera, which was picked up by NVIDIA in 2011, was shut down in 2015. The European Commission believes Qualcomm used unfair market pressure.
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