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Microsoft continues fight against Motorola, seeks to block imports of Android phones
Aug 24th, 2011
Google is buying Motorola, but that doesn't mean Microsoft is backing down. On August 22, the software giant's battle with Motorola resumed in a trial held before the International Trade Commision (ITC) in Washington. Microsoft is alleging that Motorola Mobility is infringing on seven of its patents and is requesting to halt the imports of certain Motorola phones. Motorola, for its part, is suing Microsoft back. (Source: Digital Trends) -
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