ITC upholds ruling, reiterates that Nokia didn't violate Qualcomm patents

by Darren Murph, posted Feb 29th 2008 at 9:33AM

We remember when there was actually a glimmer of hope that the quarreling between these two may end -- man, was that a long time ago. Anyways, the International Trade Commission has reportedly upheld a judge's ruling made back in December which affirmed that Nokia did not violate Qualcomm patents. As expected, the latter firm expressed its utmost disappointment in the decision, and is already considering yet another appeal process. Then again, we may actually be a little sad if it didn't.

[Via PhoneScoop]

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Tags: court, itc, judge, lawsuit, legal, nokia, qualcomm

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brutha-man @ Feb 29th 2008 9:50AM

Um, Netscape navigator news Engadget? NN is shutting don on March 1st

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Rich @ Feb 29th 2008 10:12AM

I dream of the day when Engadget issues a death watch on Qualcomm. They're one of the most ethically corrupt companies in the US today.

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