Micromax

Absrtact: Cyanogen, an Android ROM developer who collaborated with the first product release last year, has just announced an exclusive agreement with Micromax to support the upcoming online brand Yu to compete directly with millet. It also means that cyanogen will not be able to work with the Android ROM developer Cyanogen, which has cooperated with the first product release last year, has just announced an "exclusive" agreement with Micromax to support the upcoming online brand Yu direct with millet ...

The survey involved patents held by Ericsson on technology related to low-cost handsets, smartphones and tablets. Micromax Informatics LTD, India's third-largest handset maker, complained that Ericsson used its monopolistic position in the market to charge mobile phone manufacturers exorbitant royalties. Ericsson said in Thursday that the company would fully cooperate with the Indian authorities ' investigation. Micromax did not respond to a request for comment. The results of this survey may affect dozens of of India's ...

Ericsson announced in Thursday that it had been subjected to an antitrust investigation in India, which focused on whether the company had a high standard and discriminatory issue with its patent licensing for mobile technology. The survey involved patents held by Ericsson on technology related to low-cost handsets, smartphones and tablets. Micromax Informatics LTD, India's third-largest handset maker, complained that Ericsson used its monopolistic position in the market to charge mobile phone manufacturers exorbitant royalties. ...

Absrtact: Start internationalization soon Millet was sued in India. Recently, Indian media reported that Ericsson in India sued Millet patent infringement, and put forward the injunction before the settlement of the patent dispute, Millet should not be sold in India related products. 　　For the matter to start internationalization soon Millet was sued in India. Recently, Indian media reported that Ericsson in India sued Millet patent infringement, and put forward the injunction before the settlement of the patent dispute, Millet should not be sold in India related products. For the incident, Millet response said: "The company has not yet received de ...

Summary: Unhappy handset manufacturers have their own misfortune. The judges of Delhi High Court in India have recently had enough knowledge of Chinese handset makers. A week ago they passed a patent lawsuit filed by Ericsson demanding that it stop selling millet handsets in India. Yesterday, his unhappy mobile phone manufacturers have their own misfortune. The judges of Delhi High Court in India have recently had enough knowledge of Chinese handset makers. A week ago they passed a patent lawsuit filed by Ericsson demanding that it stop selling millet handsets in India. Yesterday they issued a notice prohibiting the import and sale of a brand in India.

Summary: November 29, the Wall Street Journal reported that Ericsson announced in Thursday that the company was in India under antitrust investigation, the main content of the investigation is the company in the collection of mobile phone technology patent licensing time, whether there are high standards and discriminatory issues November 29 news, according to the Wall Street Journal reported that Ericsson It was announced in Thursday that the company had been subjected to antitrust investigations in India, which focused on whether the company's patent licensing for mobile technology was time-consuming and that there were high standards and discriminatory issues. The survey involved Ericsson's holdings and the use of Low-cost hands ...

Summary: November 29, the Wall Street Journal reported that Ericsson announced in Thursday that the company was in India under antitrust investigation, the main content of the investigation is the company in the collection of mobile phone technology patent licensing time, whether there are high standards and discriminatory issues November 29 news, according to the Wall Street Journal reported that Ericsson It was announced in Thursday that the company had been subjected to antitrust investigations in India, which focused on whether the company's patent licensing for mobile technology was time-consuming and that there were high standards and discriminatory issues. The survey involved Ericsson's holdings and the use of Low-cost hands ...