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ITC Invalidates Motorola Patent in Case vs. Apple

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Apr 22, 2013, 5:18 PM by Eric M. Zeman

The U.S International Trade Commission today upheld an initial ruling that determined a patent held by Motorola pertaining to proximity sensors used in cell phones to be invalid. The decision means Apple is free of guilt in the case brought against it by Motorola, which accused the iPhone maker of violating said patent. This particular patent was the last in a long series brought against Apple by Motorola. The ITC dismissed the case.

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