German court rules against Microsoft | New Europe ;.. A German court in Mannheim ruled that Microsoft infringed Motorola Mobility's patents in making the Xbox 360.
The same court decided to ordered Microsoft to remove its popular gaming consoles and Windows 7 operating system software from the German market.
However, according to Microsoft, "our business in Germany will continue as usual while we appeal this decision and pursue the fundamental issue of Motorola's broken promise".
This case is related to the larger smartphone patent war being fought by the giants Apple, Microsoft and mobile phone makers who use Google's Android software such as Samsung.
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A German court in Mannheim ruled that Microsoft infringed Motorola Mobility's patents in making the Xbox 360.
ReplyDeleteThe same court decided to ordered Microsoft to remove its popular gaming consoles and Windows 7 operating system software from the German market.
However, according to Microsoft, "our business in Germany will continue as usual while we appeal this decision and pursue the fundamental issue of Motorola's broken promise".
This case is related to the larger smartphone patent war being fought by the giants Apple, Microsoft and mobile phone makers who use Google's Android software such as Samsung.