Nokia Beseeches ITC to Ban Apple Products from Europe
Jan 4, 2010, 11:04 AM by Eric M. Zeman
Nokia has stepped up its legal fight against Apple. In addition to the original complaint it filed in October 2009, Nokia has now filed additional legal action with the International Trade Commission. The first lawsuit claimed that Apple's iPhone violates 10 of Nokia's GSM, UMTS and Wi-Fi patents. Apple retaliated with its own lawsuit in December 2009, making similar patent claims against Nokia. Nokia's new complaint expands on the original and names more Apple products that violate its patents. Nokia claims that "most Apple products" violate its patents. Nokia is asking the ITC to ban Apple from importing its iPhone, iPod and MacBook to Europe.
Comments
Nokia isn't even a relevant company anymore...
bluecoyote said:
Nokia isn't relevant to the world of mobile devices anymore. They need to croak and stop leaching off of the intellectual property of capitalist companies.
FAIL
Nokia & Ericsson developed GSM....
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Nokia makes some real sweet phone but as of late they haven't done much, ou...
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What do we learn from this?
Nokia controls 47.1% of the market in smartphones
Rim (another company you don't like) controls 19.5
WINMO gets 12.4%
APPLE gets 10.7
Wh...
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Apple & Microsoft have no friends whatsoever across the pond.
this WONT make people buy nokia!
nokia is all junks, all garbage!
where is that nokia with windows mobile?
Not fair...
bluecoyote said:
It's not like Apple can ask Nokia products to be barred from sale in the U.S. , because nobody here wants them. 🤣
Trade retaliations don't work that way, usually it would hit an industry which ...
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