RIM, Motorola battle over patents
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Research In Motion Ltd. is suing Motorola Inc. over several patents used for wireless devices such as RIM's BlackBerry e-mail devices and Motorola's Razr smart phones.
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Aruba Networks&#160;countersued two divisions of Motorola&#160;Wednesday, adding a new twist to a wireless LAN (local area network) patent-infringement case that affects some of the biggest vendors in the business.
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Mobile phone maker Motorola Inc   said on Tuesday that two of its subsidiaries had sued  Aruba Networks Inc  for infringement of patents  involving short-range wireless network technologies.
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Won't somebody think of the industry? The success of 3G phone technology is being put at risk by a patent dispute between Nokia and Qualcomm, Nokia said today.â¦
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Motorola has settled a long-running patent dispute with Metrologic Instruments, a maker of bar-code scanners.Motorola inherited the lawsuit as part of its 2006 acquisition of wireless handhold device maker Symbol Technologies. Symbol and Metrologic had been engaged in the spat since early 2002, when Symbol sued Metrologic, claiming that the company had failed to make adequate royalty payments.Symbol was a maker of wireless barcode scanners that are used by delivery and warehouse workers to keep track of inventory.In 1996, Metrologic licensed Symbol&#39;s barcode scanning technology for use with its handheld scanners, paying Symbol royalties of $10 per scanner. However, in 2001 Metrologic stopped making these payments, claiming that &quot;product changes had pushed the scanners beyond the scope of definitions laid out in the agreement,&quot; according to Symbol.The actual amount in dispute had been less than $500,000 Metrologic has said.In June 2003 Metrologic counter-sued, claiming patent infringement.Monday&#39;s agreement settles all pending litigation and enters Motorola and Metrologic into a patent cross-license deal that covers barcode scanning and mobile computing technology, they said in a statement. Terms of the settlement were not released.
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Research in Motion (RIM), the company that first pushed e-mail over wireless, is teaming up with PeopleSoft to offer corporate users PeopleSoft Enterprise Sales for BlackBerry, a sales application with similar push technology.
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The maker of the BlackBerry claims Motorola has infringed on its patents and charges 'exorbitant' royalties.
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A US appeals court upheld a patent infringement finding against BlackBerry e-mail device maker Research In Motion Ltd. (RIM.TO: Quote, Profile
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Nokia , the world's top mobile phone maker, said on Thursday it has filed its first patent counter-suit against Qualcomm , seeking damages and an injunction against the U.S. company's chipsets.
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Nokia, the world&#39;s largest mobile phone maker, this week took legal action against two European manufacturers for allegedly infringing on technology patents and registered designs.
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By Keiko Morris, Newsday, Melville, N.Y.  Sep. 20--Motorola Inc.
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A U.S. appeals court ruled Tuesday that Research In Motion, maker of the BlackBerry e-mail device, infringed on another company's patent  --  but sent the case back to a lower court for some of the claims to be reconsidered.
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BlackBerry maker Research In Motion Ltd. suffered a somewhat mixed ruling in its legal battle with patent holding company NTP Inc.
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BlackBerry-maker Research In Motion   has sued Motorola , over what the Canadian  company says are patent infringements and "exorbitant"  licensing fees, according to court documents.
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The mobile phone maker seeks to boost competition for Research In Motion's popular BlackBerry.
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Inventors of the BlackBerry say a U.S. court's ruling may undermine innovation by Canadian companies. Also:  Microsoft engages in anti-piracy plan & hellip;.  Borders might benefit when armed with RFID technology & hellip;. and more.
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A US appeal court has delivered a mixed ruling in a patent dispute between Research in Motion (RIM) and NTP. It upholding a decision that RIM had infringed on patents held by NTP, but cancelled an injunction