Wireless news from around the web
> Three UK was forced to defend itself after almost doubling prices for loyal users on a legacy 'all you can eat' data tariff. BBC News article
> Nokia's share price fell as the fee agreed to settle a patent dispute with Samsung failed to match analysts' forecasts. Bloomberg report
> Xiaomi maintained its position as China's leading smartphone vendor in 2015, outpacing Huawei and Apple. Wall Street Journal report
> Telenor acquired around 95 per cent of marketing technology company Tapad for $360 million (€331 million). Telenor announcement
> Google defended the legality of a £130 million (€170 million/$185 million) settlement of a UK corporate tax bill. Bloomberg report
And finally…Wireless drones cause problems at airports after some "near misses". BBC News article