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ITC to Investigate Nokia 3G Phones

Sep 6, 2007, 8:36 AM by (staff)

Based on an unfair trade practice complaint from InterDigital, the ITC is going to begin investigating some Nokia 3G handsets for possible patent infringement. The patents in question pertain to WCDMA technology that InterDigital claims to own. Phones that will be investigated include the N75, which is sold in the US. This is separate from the patent cases involving Qualcomm.

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rcadden

Sep 6, 2007, 8:44 AM

LOL!!

So, they're going to launch an entire investigation into the ONLY 3G phone that Nokia has launched in the States? That sounds like a great waste of money. The phone isn't even selling that well. Dorks.

pennyless10

this is why no manufacturers want to send their highend phones to the USA... if InterDigital had this technology, they obviously didnt use it for anything relating to cell phones so there shouldnt be any issue involving the patent.

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