Apple is next under the patent spotlight after Motorola Mobility (Google) filed a complaint last month, claiming the iPhone and iPad maker had infringed seven of its patents

Posted: 2012/09/19 in Education / Awareness, Google, Litigation, New Business Models, Public Policy, Stats / reports

Google undoubtedly hopes that Motorola Mobility’s lawsuits against Apple may at some point lead to a situation in which Apple may back down and tolerate unfettered infringement of its rights by Google and its device maker partners — which I doubt very much to be honest.

The complaint has come a week before the ITC ruled that Apple had not violated three 3G patents owned by Motorola Mobility, a division of Google, which bought the company in 2011 for $12.5 billion. A fourth patent was sent back to a judge to determine whether any Apple products have infringed the technology. As sister site CNET noted, it could take more than a year before a decision is made.

http://www.zdnet.com/itc-to-investigate-apple-following-motorola-complaint-7000004438/

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