IPCom asks German retailers to stop selling HTC 3G devices

Khidr Suleman
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Taiwanese firm claims patent licensor has no grounds for doing so

IPCom has contacted retailers and wholesalers in Germany to ask them to stop selling 3G HTC handsets, as the patent licensor claims that the phones infringe a patent known as #100a. HTC argues t...

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