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Visto Files Wireless Email Patent Suit Against Good

Jan 31, 2006, 2:48 PM by (staff)

Visto today announced it will file suit against Good Technology for patent violation. Visto provides wireless email services for many of the largest carriers in the US and abroad. Visto does not appear to be under threat from NTP and feels it could be on the verge of a business boom if an injunction is issued against RIM at next month's trial. Visto claims that it is suing Good to protect its business against newcomers that do not own any patents in the wireless email space should the RIM fall from its top spot.

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scbysnx

Feb 1, 2006, 11:30 PM

this is rediculous

Are people trying to systematically shut down business as we know it??

muchdrama

Feb 1, 2006, 1:00 PM

???

"Visto claims that it is suing Good to protect its business against newcomers that do not own any patents in the wireless email space should the RIM fall from its top spot."

So...they're suing Good in case they become a threat in the future? Uh...

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