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Huawei, Nokia, Samsung, and ZTE Hit with Patent Suit

Jan 3, 2013, 7:59 AM by Eric M. Zeman

InterDigital today filed a complaint with the U.S. International Trade Commission against Huawei, Nokia, Samsung, and ZTE. InterDigital alleges that the companies are violating its 3G and 4G technology patents, and is asking the ITC to block the offending products. In particular, the patents cover WCDMA, cdma2000, LTE, and Wi-Fi technology as used in the infringing companies' phones, laptop dongles, hotspots, laptops, and tablets. InterDigital filed similar litigation with the U.S. District Court of Delaware. There, it is seeking a permanent injunction against the companies, as well as compensatory damages. Earlier this week, InterDigital announced that Research In Motion agreed to license its LTE 4G patents.

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wysiwyg77

Jan 3, 2013, 8:36 AM

Patents

Im tried of reading everyday another lawsuit about patents. Only only individuals/corporatiobpns that get rich are the lawyers. We the consumer loose out because of less technology and higher prices.

Stop this madness.

michko

Not only that but all these legal fees are just adding up on these individual companies and because they squeeze profits, prices of these phones/technology will go up to the consumer.

It's all Apple's fault when they started their "let's sue everyo...
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