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Zach Epstein
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A German court recently ruled in favor of Nokia in its patent case against HTC. According to the finding, several HTC smartphone models made illegal unlicensed use of a Nokia patent covering a "method and apparatus for enabling a mobile station to adapt its revision level based on network protocol revision level." In a recent filing with the Taiwan Stock Exchange picked up by ZDNet, HTC acknowledged the loss, called the technology covered by the Nokia patent redundant and stated that HTC is "investigating modifications for our handsets" that will prevent the impacted devices from being banned. Nokia, on the other hand, was obviously happy with the ruling. "Nokia is pleased that the Regional Court in Mannheim, Germany has today ruled that HTC products infringe Nokia's patent EP 1 579 613 B1, which enables modern mobile devices to work in older networks," the company said in a statement.
Via BRG - Boy Genius Report
