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RIM Re-Filing Case Against NTP

Jun 9, 2005, 3:36 PM by (staff)

RIM and NTP entered into in agreement this past March whereby RIM would pay NTP $450 million and NTP would drop all patent violations suits against the company. Since then, however, the companies have still not been able to agree on the exact terms of the deal. RIM claims NTP is not cooperating, and is taking NTP back to court. During the legal process or as part of the judgement, it is possible that RIM could be forced to stop selling their Blackberry devices in the US. An injuction is unlikely since one of NTP's five patents on wireless email was rejected in April and others are still under review.

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phillyslickster

Jun 14, 2005, 11:19 AM

Current Customers Beware

Basically, the current BlackBerry users could get screwed. This would be great news for Palm because many users would more than likely jump ship to the Treo 650. Just my opinion.

muchdrama

phillyslickster said:
Basically, the current BlackBerry users could get screwed. This would be great news for Palm because many users would more than likely jump ship to the Treo 650. Just my opinion.

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muchdrama

Jun 9, 2005, 5:17 PM

RIM out on a limb

Apparently RIM knows something we don't, as refiling could possibly cause them more harm than good.

VOLVORacr

Thats the same thing I was thinking. It is obvious that there some wrong doing on RIMS's behalf.

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