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  • Huawei wants EU to intervene in InterDigital patent spat

    The commission is also looking into a complaint by Microsoft that Motorola Mobility and its new owner Google charge too much for the use of Motorola's patents. Apple is also joining in.
  • Apple boss makes a million a day

    Motorola Mobility chief Sanjay Jha was ranked fifth, at $47 million.
  • Nokia turns patent troll

    The move follows a ruling in Germany which ruled that Microsoft had infringed Motorola Mobility's patents and would have to remove its Xbox 360 gaming consoles and Windows 7 operating system software from the German market.
  • Over half of US smartphone subscribers use Android

    Samsung was the top handset manufacturer overall, with 26.0 percent market share, which is an increase of 0.7 percentage points. LG was next with a 19.3 percent share.
  • Intel tipped by itself to be big on phones

    Intel has already signed up five customer wins for its phone-chip designs. The first, from Lava International, is aimed squarely at the Indian marketand Intel is trying to claim that this launch is a sign it is making some headway.
  • Samsung goes quad core in Galaxy S

    The cunning plan is to sell the chips to Nokia, HTC and Motorola who are more likely to be a little more friendly.
  • Microsoft hammered by an ITC judge

    , case against Motorola when it made its Xbox gaming consoles.
  • Florian Mueller joins Oracle

    Mueller has been following the various patent wars religiously and is often quoted, even by us. Although there were some who claimed that during the Motorola and Apple spat he favoured Apple, no one seriously questioned his neutrality.
  • Smartphones sales set to cross a billion

    Woodern spoons will be awarded to Motorola Mobility, HTC and Sony. BlackBerry maker Research In Motion appears to be rapidly declining, the analyst claims.
  • Google stock split means founders will keep control

    Page completed his second year in the chief executive's seat. It was a year which saw him write a cheque for $12.5 billion to take over Motorola Mobility. Less successful was his social network that competes with Facebook.
  • Microsoft blocks Motorola in trademark spat

    Microsoft has prevented Motorola from enforcing a German injunction based on a couple of patents allegedly essential to the H.264 video codec standard.
  • Europe launches Motorola patent investigation

    The EU has finally had enough of Motorola’s patent use and announced an investigation into whether it has been using standards patents to get an edge over its rivals.
  • Google plans to sell tablets online

    One of the main motivations for Google's bid to push into hardware again has been the fact that Motorola's mobile division, which will give it the ability to manufacture its own handsets and tablets.
  • Apple and Foxconn/Hon Hai improve worker conditions

    The deal may also raise costs for other manufacturers who contract with the Taiwanese company, including Dell, HP, Amazon.com, Motorola Mobility and Nokia.
  • Linus Torvalds busts Microsoft patent

    It looked like Microsoft was vindicated when ITC Administrative Law Judge Theodore R. Essex found that Motorola had violated four Microsoft patents. But Torvalds helped convince the Administrative Law Judge that the patent was invalid.
  • Intel gears up for huge mobile chip numbers

    Medfield getting chosen for a few upcoming smartphones from Lenovo, Motorola Mobility and other manufacturers has been seen by Wall Street as a good start, but it hardly justifies turning production on mobile chips up to 11.
  • Apple gets Google secrets

    A US judge has ordered Motorola Mobility and Google to turn over information to Apple on Google's acquisition in 2005 of Android.
  • Intel's Medfield hardware is rarer than hens' teeth

    We have heard how Lenovo and Motorola have both signed up to produce mobile devices using Intel's Medfield processor. Lenovo's K800 Medfield smartphone was on display but you can long see a picture of Motorola's offering if someone in a dirty mac leaks on you in the conference centre loos.

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