01 Dec 09 Rogers Files Suit Against Bell
Rogers has decided to go ahead and file a lawsuit against Bell in B.C. Supreme Court. It looks like Rogers doesn’t like the fact that Bell keeps advertising its own HSPA network. Rogers says: “Bell has no valid support to claim faster speed and more reliability on a network that has virtually no customers and no proven track record on this new network.” Sure Bell’s HSPA network is brand new and it might not have that many customers but will judges tell the carrier to stop?
Just last week Rogers lost a trial against Telus. The latter one forced Rogers in court to stop referring to its network as “Canada’s Most Reliable Network.” So what’s next, folks? Will Telus and Bell sue each other once Rogers and Bell finish up their game? What do you say folks?
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06 Mar 09 HTC to be Banned in Germany
If you’re in Germany and you love HTC phones you might be in trouble. It’s reported that HTC has lost a patent violation suit to IPCom GmbH. HTC is supposed to pay license fees for some UMTS patents used in Windows Mobile and Android handsets. According to German law, HTC infringed on “100 series” patents which were bought by OPCom from Robert Bosch GmbH in 2006.
What will HTC do? A settlement should be the most logical outcome. After all HTC won’t want to miss out on any potential market. Especially since T-Mobile is selling the G1 and HTC Magic is around the corner.
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