The post examines landmark design infringement cases involving BlackBerry and Typo, as well as Apple and Samsung. It offers a structured analysis of court decisions and their implications for design patent enforcement in the mobile device industry.
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TiVo and Patent Infringement
TiVo has sued Samsung for allegedly infringing four of its multimedia technology patents, targeting both set-top boxes and mobile devices. This litigation highlights TiVo’s ongoing strategy to protect its intellectual property amid evolving market dynamics.
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The South Korean FTC conditionally approved Microsoft’s acquisition of Nokia’s handset business, limiting patent royalties for local manufacturers. The deal mandates Microsoft to adhere to FRAND terms for the next seven years, ensuring fair competition for Korean handset makers.
Read more about FTC Gives Conditional Approval to the Microsoft-Nokia DealWhat makes Samsung want to buy Blackberry?
Samsung’s reported interest in acquiring Blackberry highlights the value of Blackberry’s patent portfolio and strategic assets. The potential deal faces regulatory scrutiny in Canada and could impact competition in the smartphone industry.
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