motorola patents

Apple and Motorola Mobility have been locked in a legal battle which is starting to heat up now. As Google acquired Motorola Mobility so it is now become Apple Vs Google lawsuit. Although Apple offered to pay $1 per iPhone to Motorola for using its patents, Motorola is demanding 2.25 percent of the overall profits. Apple filed a lawsuit against…

Google has long been pursuing its ambition to acquire Motorola Mobility. Both companies agreed to the acquisition, raking in a whopping $12.5 billion. However, they needed clearance from regulatory authorities in Europe, America as well as China to go ahead with the deal. While American and European authorities had already cleared the deal, Google…

A lot of analysts had speculated that the true motive of Google's acquisition of Motorola Mobility was solely to acquire all those precious patents that Motorola owned. Google needed them to make its Android platform full-proof from lawsuits and infringement claims. Now, rumor has it that Google is planning to sell the entire handset business of…

Apple is making a lot of headlines these days, mainly because the new tablet from the company, the new iPad is out and has truly mesmerized the world. Given the immense demand for the new iPad, analysts are saying that Apple may be able to complete shipping 1 million new iPad tablets within the first 24 hours! That is not to say Apple's legal…

Apple and Motorola have been locked in a bitter legal feud for a while. The bone of content between the two is the rights to certain patents which, both allege, the other side has violated. And now that Google has acquired Motorola Mobility, it has also been tossed into this legal fray by virtue of this acquisition. In the latest twist, a U.S.…

In what seems a dramatic turns of events at German courts, in an earlier ruling yesterday, Apple was told by the court to remove all 3G devices from sales in Germany after the court ruled in favor of Motrola. These devices were being sold through the online Apple Store. Apple remove all it's 3G devices except iPhone 4S which perhaps was not part of…

U.S International Trade Commission dismissed Apple’s accusations against Motorola Mobility that the smaller cell phone maker infringed three of Apple’s patents. Judge Theodore Essex was the one deciding that Motorola, that is going to be owned by Apple’s main rival Google, hasn’t violated Apple’s intellectual property.