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Showing posts with label Motorola. Show all posts

Apple becomes Biggest Mobile Technology Litigation & Patent's Lawsuit Company

Posted by Unknown on Friday, July 13, 2012

Somehow or Someway Apple has now become the World's largest and biggest Mobile Technology Litigation Company in last two years as compare to its competitors i.e. Nokia, HTC, Samsung, Google, Kodak, Motorola, Elan etc. It’s true that many Patents’ Lawsuit and Litigation are going on in this year as well as previous two years either its patent’s lawsuit war between Apple and Samsung, Apple and Nokia, Apple and Google or Apple and HTC etc. but the winner of biggest Mobile Technology Patent's Lawsuit is surely an Apple. According to an intellectual-property consulting firm called Kanzatec IP Group; Apple is indirectly or directly involved in at least 80 percent of all the mobile technology litigation and patent's lawsuits that took place in the last two years and in year 2012. We will show you an Infographic based on World's largest and biggest Mobile Technology Litigation and Patent's Lawsuit Company entitled "Who is suing Whom?" which you will find interesting.


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Motorola Xoom Specs & Features Review - Video Analysis

Posted by Unknown on Saturday, March 5, 2011

Motorola has launched its new device called Motorola Xoom. The new Motorola Xoom tablet has been one of the most anticipated tablets to hit the market. It has a true tablet OS, handsome looks, and features that seem to fit the bill of a killer tablet. But for a tablet to truly be an iconic device, features, looks and OS must work in perfect harmony to deliver an experience that is flawless.
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Microsoft Sues Motorola Over Android Phones

Posted by Unknown on Sunday, October 3, 2010

Microsoft filed patent infringement complaints against Motorola and its Android phones in the International Trade Commission and U.S. federal court Friday, indicating that the software giant may hope to use its strong patent position as one way to set its mobile software apart from the competition.

Microsoft said that Motorola's Android phones infringe nine patents, including some that would appear to threaten most smartphone platforms. Android is the open source OS built by Microsoft rival Google.

The patents appear to include some related to Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync, which syncs e-mail, calendar and contacts between a mobile phone and a software-based computer program, according to a blog post written by Horacio Gutierrez, general counsel at Microsoft.

Other patents involve technology that displays signal strength and battery power on phones.
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