Motorola's first round of patent case in rim time

C114 Beijing time February 5 afternoon News (SHANGMU) The white-hot trend of competition in the smartphone market is being used to hit opponents. Nokia and Apple, Motorola and rim, more and more smartphone players have been involved in the patent war.　　But a year later at the end of last year to return to the TOP5 list of the motorcycle apparently unlucky, this time the British High Court on the rim side. According to foreign media reports, Motorola's patent infringement complaint against Rim was dismissed by the British High Court--Richard Arnold Richard Arnold, a judge in London, not only ruled that the patent was not violated, but also declared that Motorola's patent was invalid.　　The patent involved is said to be related to the Mail gateway system.　　Motorola also formally filed a lawsuit against the U.S. International Trade Commission (Analysys mini-advertisements COMMISSION,ITC) This January 23, accusing Rim of violating its 5 patents and calling for a ban on BlackBerry imports from the United States.　　According to C114, the United States International Trade Commission has not yet begun a formal trial of the patent case, the British ruling or will affect the United States judgment, although the latter involves more patents. "The US Patent and Trademark Office, at the request of Rim, recently considered Motorola's patents in the same case as the UK lawsuit." Motorola said in a statement that "the patent office has ruled that Motorola's patents are valid in the United States, having considered the same arguments that rim made in the UK." "In the fourth quarter of last year, Motorola returned to the top five list of smartphones for another year." The company achieved its promise to launch its first Android device by the end of 2009, and it was a huge success, with Verizon Wireless's droid and the Cliq/dext, which worked with a number of operators, for the first time reaching 2 million.