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Samsung's under investigation by the European Commission over possible monopoly abuse - just as the company learns it's failed in its attempt to overturn a ban on selling the Galaxy Tab 10.1 in Germany.
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HTC has been ordered to withdraw Android phones from the US market, following a ruling from the International Trade Commission that the company's violating a patent held by Apple.
The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has called for a full, nationwide ban on using any sort of electronic device, including phones, while driving.
A US district judge has refused to grant Apple an injunction banning Samsung from selling its smartphones and Galaxy Tab tablet in the US.
Following Apple's success in getting Samsung products banned in the EU, Samsung's retaliated by asking a Dutch court to ban Apple's iPads and iPhones too.
French broadcast media are to be prevented from mentioning Facebook or Twitter on air - even to direct their viewers to their own sites.
The French have banned the words "Facebook" and "Twitter" on TV and radio.
Mark Zuckerberg can breathe a little easier: the blasphemy case in Pakistan which has been hanging over his head since last summer appears to have quietly been dropped.
The video game industry is certainly no stranger to controversy, with disputes between studios and their opponents typically focusing on (purported) excess violence, along with sexual and occult concerns.
Twitter engaged in a little show of strength over the weekend, first suspending UberTwitter, Twidroid and UberCurrent - and then reinstating them.
Distressed by reports of an epidemic of video game playing, China's Ministry of Culture will next month launch a 'parental watch program' designed to crack down on games-obsessed kids.
The world's bastion of free speech and liberty, the USA, has banned Air Force personnel from reading some of the most prominent and well-respected newspapers in the world.
US government efforts to prevent staff from acessing information released by Wikileaks may not stand up in law, according to a Washington University in St. Louis law professor.
Club Cupertino's App Store recently rejected a Danish magazine for its (obviously offensive) Android-based content.
A fire-and-brimstone preacher who asked church leaders to delete their Facebook accounts has admitted to engaging in a spicy ménage à trois with his wife and another man.
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