Google-owned Motorola fails in Apple sensor patent challenge - Computing
ComputingGoogle-owned Motorola fails in Apple sensor patent challengeComputingApple has ensured that it will not face an import ban on its iPhones, after it persuaded a US trade agency that it did not infringe a sensory patent, owned by Motorola Mobility. Google acquired Motorola's mobile phone unit last year for $12.5bn (£8bn), and was ...Apple Inc. wins iPhone patent battle over GoogleZee NewsTrade commission sides with Apple in Motorola patent caseNew Straits TimesApple Wins ITC Ruling in Google Patent CaseWall Street JournalReuters India -PhoneDog (blog)all 49 news articles »
EE lured 318000 customers to 4G in Q1 2013 - Engadget
BBC NewsEE lured 318000 customers to 4G in Q1 2013EngadgetEE's just released its Q1 2013 earnings, giving us a look at its first full quarter with 4G services. The carrier says it's on track to its goal of a million 4G customers by the end of the year, thanks to the addition or migration of 318,000 LTE customers this quarter.4G take-up helps EE to boost contractsFinancial TimesEE 'on track' with 4G mobile take-upBBC NewsEE hails "high value" focus as 318000 sign up for 4G in five monthsITProPortalInquirer -Marketing -Evening Standardall 40 news articles »
Eric Schmidt says final Google Glass device is a year away - Inquirer
InquirerEric Schmidt says final Google Glass device is a year awayInquirerGOOGLE CHAIRMAN Eric Schmidt has said that the public release of Google Glass is still a year away. Schmidt told BBC Radio 4's World at One programme that developers are starting to receive units and that it will take a year before the final consumer ...Google defends UK tax payments, says good for countryNDTVGoogle Glass may take photos with just a winkHindustan TimesGoogle's teeny UK tax bill 'just not right', thunders senior MPRegisterDaily Mail -T3 -Irish Independentall 176 news articles »
Nokia's co-developed high-amplitude mics retain 10-month exclusivity, HTC has ... - Engadget
Telegraph.co.ukNokia's co-developed high-amplitude mics retain 10-month exclusivity, HTC has ...EngadgetNokia's injunction yesterday has now been made a little more concrete. The Amsterdam district court has handed down a 10-month ban on STMicroelectronics selling its high-amplitude mics to anyone other than the Finnish phone maker. The same ...Nokia wins Dutch lawsuit against HTC One smartphoneDigital SpyNokia wins preliminary injunction against HTC One in NetherlandsComputer Business ReviewNokia wins injunction blocking sales of microphones for HTC OneCFOworldKnow Your Mobile -Mobile World Live -CITY A.M. (blog)all 46 news articles »
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