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    "Finding a winner in the battle between Nokia, the world's largest cellphone maker, and iPhone maker Apple could take years unless they agree on a licensing deal outside the courtroom" Tarmo Virki reports for Reuters. Full Article at MacDailyNews
    Finding a winner in the battle between Nokia, the world's largest cellphone maker, and iPhone maker Apple could take years unless they agree on a licensing deal outside the courtroom
    SOURCE: MacDailyNews 1 month ago
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Finding winner of Nokia vs Apple legal battle could take years; Apple counter-claim expected
  1. 'I would not be surprised to see a counter-claim from Apple citing patents it owns that it believes Nokia is infringing,' said Ben Wood, research director at CCS Insight. 'This type of tit-for-tat approach has occured in previous patent battles as each player tries to improve its negotiating position.'
    SOURCE: MacDailyNews 1 month ago
  2. On Oct 22, Nokia accused U.S.-based Apple of hitching a 'free-ride' on the Finnish company's technology investments
    SOURCE: MacDailyNews 1 month ago
  3. Nokia has cross-licensing deals with 40 companies, including all top cellphone makers but Apple.
    SOURCE: MacDailyNews 1 month ago
  4. Apple is expected by analysts and lawyers to countersue, in which case the two suits could be merged
    SOURCE: MacDailyNews 1 month ago
  5. Nokia filed its suit in the District Court of Delaware, United States, saying Apple had infringed 10 patents in technologies like wireless data transfer... The patents also cover speech coding, security and encryption, and are infringed by all iPhone models shipped since the iPhone was introduced in 200...
    SOURCE: MacDailyNews 1 month ago
  6. The case is expected to last 2-3 years, and analyst estimates for compensation Nokia is seeking range from $200 million to $1 billion.
    SOURCE: MacDailyNews 1 month ago

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