Apple found to infringe MobileMedia patents in US

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Imran

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Apple lost a weeklong patent infringement case brought by a patent-licensing company MobileMedia Ideas LLC, a company in which Nokia, Sony and MPEG LA own about a 10% stake. It took the jury just four hours of deliberation to find that the iPhone 5 was in violation of three of the patents held by MobileMedia.The patents in question, which had been whittled down from 14 initially contested by MobileMedia, are 6070068 – "incoming/current call processing", 6253075 – "incoming call rejection", and 6427078 – "image capture/transfer." The patents were filed between 1994-1998, when these technologies were first introduced, and originally belonged to Sony and Nokia.

CEO Larry Horn claims that MobileMedia will suffer "irreparable injury" if Apple continues to use the patents without paying royalties, which he claims could be "substantial."

U.S. District Judge Sue L. Robinson has yet to schedule a trial date to determine what sort of damages Apple will pay.

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Ink

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Funny stuff when Apple claim they're invalid, but the Judge replies "How do you like them apples?!". :D
 
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