Nokia's GPS Patents May Help Resolve Qualcomm Dispute
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A new licensing deal with Trimble could assist in Qualcomm negotiations.
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I'll see you in court. Oh, you're already there Nokia has filed another lawsuit against Qualcomm in their ever-growing list of patent spats.â¦
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Nokia , the world's biggest mobile phone maker, said on Tuesday the ongoing patent battle with Qualcomm Inc.  may work against the uptake of "third-generation" mobile technology.
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Ongoing legal disputes over mobile phone patents could affect handset development and prices, experts warn.
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Nokia Corp., the world's largest mobile phone maker, took legal action earlier this week against two European manufacturers for allegedly infringing on technology patents and registered designs.
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The U.S. Supreme Court heard  arguments in a dispute between LG Electronics Inc   and Quanta on Wednesday that will either expand or contract the  rights of a patent holder.
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Nokia Corp. said Thursday it has filed patent infringement complaints against Vitelcom of Spain over Nokia&#39;s GSM and GPRS technologies.
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Nokia, the world&#39;s top cell phone  maker, has filed a patent counter-suit against Qualcomm Inc in  a Texas court, seeking damages and an injunction against the  U.S. chip maker.
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Nokia Corp. has added new features to its mobile mapping application, with a revamped user interface and a status indicator to alert users when they&#39;re connected to a GPS (Global Positioning System) satellite.
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Just when it appeared Qualcomm finally had a fight on its hands after winning one round last month against Nokia, a judge has invalidated a good chunk of Qualcomm's original injunction request against the handset maker.
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Nokia, the world's biggest mobile  phone maker, said the winner of a fight over patents on third  generation (3G) mobile telecoms technology would set the  conditions for all future wireless standards.
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An International Trade Commission judge handed Qualcomm a minor victory in the company's long-running tussle with Nokia on Monday, ruling that the patent-infringement investigation brought by the Finnish company be concluded.
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Built in GPS in N-series phones Nokia last week kicked off its plan to bring GPS-based satellite navigation onto its N-series "multimedia computer" handsets with the acquisition of German route-planning software developer Gate5.â¦
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Nokia said Tuesday that the US International Trade Commission would begin investigating its claims of unfair business practices and patent infringement against Qualcomm.
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Built in GPS in N-series phones Nokia last week kicked off its plan to build GPS-based satellite navigation technology onto its N-series "multimedia computer" handsets with the acquisition of German route-planning software developer Gate5.â¦
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Ongoing legal disputes over mobile phone patents between Nokia and Qualcomm are consuming much executive management time, generating substantial lawyer fees, and, if they escalate, could affect handset development and prices, experts warn.
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(InfoWorld) - The U.S. International Trade Commission said that QualcommÂ is infringing on one of Broadcom's patents, dealing a blow to Qualcomm in anÂ ongoing patent battleÂ between the companies. The Commission hasn't yet issued a penalty for the infringement and Qualcomm pledged to appeal the decision. The companies are in the midst of many other lawsuits with each other regarding cell phone patents. Broadcom said the Commission could bar Qualcomm from importing its chips to the U.S., forbid Qualcomm from selling the infringing products in the U.S., and even ban the import of phones containing the chips. But Qualcomm says that the Administrative Law Judge, who made the initial ruling that was upheld by the Commission, has recommended against barring the import of phones that use the chips. The Commission made its ruling on Friday and both Qualcomm and Broadcom released statements on Monday. The Commission will issue its remedy decision by Feb. 9. Qualcomm has downplayed the importance of the technology in question, saying it is based on software and not fundamental to CDMA (Code Division Multiple Access), the mobile technology that Qualcomm created and is best known for. Qualcomm has said previously that it is exploring ways to work around the technology. The two companies have several other outstanding cases against each other. One is set to be tried in March, another in May, and a third doesn't yet have a trial date set. Broadcom is also appealing an antitrust suit that it filed against Qualcomm which has been dismissed. Broadcom is also one of five technology companies that filedÂ anticompetitive complaints against QualcommÂ with the European Commission. Â