Apple says Samsung's new flagship smartphone “is an infringing device” Apple will move to have the Galaxy S4 added to its patent infringement case against Samsung, court documents reveal. In documents filed with the U.S. District Court in California and published by The Verge, . . . → Read More: Apple looks to add Samsung Galaxy S4 to patent infringement suit
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In an email to press, HTC took the opportunity to make a few clarifications about the injunction filed by Nokia this week regarding the dual-membrane microphone in the One . . . . → Read More: HTC insists Nokia’s injunction won’t affect the One’s current stock, new mics in the works Existing phones using the components face no sales ban The full details have emerged about yesterday's actions in the Netherlands , where a court was said to have handed down a preliminary injunction against the HTC One on behalf of Nokia. According to the district court filing, the courts have imposed a 10-month ban on ST Microelectronics selling any of the dual-membrane microphone pieces that were designed and co-developed by Nokia. . . . → Read More: Dutch courts find HTC ‘blameless’ in Nokia’s microphone dispute, but sales of offending parts halted for six months ST Microelectronics allegedly provided parts designed by, and for Nokia's sole use to the Taiwanese manufacturer An Amsterdam district court has granted Nokia an preliminary injunction based on the hardware components in HTC's new One phone. It seems the dual-membrane microphone setup in HTC's latest was manufactured using technology “exclusively for Nokia” by ST Microelectronics. According to sources at Engadget , ST used patented tech and breached an NDA between themselves and Nokia to build the microphone, which shares a common identifying number between the components used in the HTC One and the Lumia . . . → Read More: A Netherlands court agrees HTC One may be using microphone technology exclusive to Nokia If you thought the patent war between Motorola (Google) and Apple was already over, you were mistaken. Though, today’s decision by the ITC to toss Moto’s complaint against Cupertino regarding the use of sensors to control the interface of a phone, might be one of the final blows struck. The claim over patent No . . . → Read More: ITC tosses Motorola’s sensor-based complaint against Apple Don’t worry, this time it’s not a patent issue. . . . → Read More: Nokia granted preliminary injunction against HTC in the Netherlands over high-amplitude mics ASUS settles class action suit, settlement class members get a GPS dongle and $17 for their troubles The ASUS Transformer Prime looks beautiful with it's thick spun aluminum back. It also has an issue with weak Wifi and GPS signals because of it. In April of last year, they offered a dongle to improve the GPS signal to anyone who wanted one, but apparently that wasn't enough to satisfy everyone as a class action suit was brought against ASUS. . . . → Read More: ASUS offers settlement for Transformer Prime wireless issues Apple is in court again in China , defending another of its products from attack based on pre-existing claims from a Chinese company. This time around it’s Siri, Apple’s virtual assistant, that has landed it in Chinese legal trouble, after last year another company took issue with the iPad trademark resulting in a $60 million settlement deal . The claim this time is from Zhizhen Technology Co., a Shanghai company that holds a patent for voice recognition software for its “Xiao i Robot,” software that was originally patented back in 2004. . . . → Read More: Apple Appears In Court In China To Defend Against Siri Patent Infringement Claim Last May Nokia announced a serious patent offensive against several companies , one of which is HTC. According to FOSS Patents, today a German court awarded Nokia a patent injunction based on power saving technology it has patents for, and it claims is infringed upon by Qualcomm chips used in HTC’s phones . . . → Read More: Nokia obtains injunction on HTC in Germany over battery saving wireless technology Last May Nokia announced a serious patent offensive against several companies , one of which is HTC. According to FOSS Patents, today a German court awarded Nokia a patent injunction based on power saving technology it has patents for, and it claims is infringed upon by Qualcomm chips used in HTC’s phones . . . → Read More: Nokia obtains injunction on HTC in Germany over battery saving wireless technology |
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