According to a report publicised by Reuters, Apple has sued Motorola in a U.S court alleging that they have breached an commendation with Qualcomm in their efforts to intend Apple’s iOS devices illegal from commerce in Germany. Today’s causa is related to the iPhone 4S which utilizes Qualcomm’s MDM6610 baseband chip, and Apple claims that Qualcomm’s papers license with Motorola exhausts Motorola’s rights to further royalties from Apple.
Last week, Apple was unnatural to pull all 3G enabled iOS devices except the iPhone 4S from Teutonic online Apple Store though it was exclusive temporary and the income were restored exclusive a few hours after the injunction. Citing from the source:
The suit, filed in a San Diego federal court, argues that Motorola’s Teutonic causa against Apple breaches terms of a papers licensing commendation between Motorola and Qualcomm. [...]Â
In the latest lawsuit, Apple says that as a Qualcomm customer, Apple is a third-party beneficiary of Motorola’s commendation with Qualcomm. Under that agreement, Motorola’s rights under certain patents are exhausted, Apple argues.
Motorola allegoric Christa Smith has declined to interpret on the specific info of the case, but said that the company “will move to vigorously protect our intellectual property.“
Motorola Sued By Apple Over Licensing Qualcomm Cellular Technology is a place from: iPhone in Canada Blog - Canada's #1 iPhone Resource
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