Nokia has settled its differences with RIM by entering into a new patent license agreement that sees the BlackBerry-maker making a one-off and other ongoing payments to the Finnish giant. The terms of the agreement were not disclosed. The patent dispute centered on Wi-Fi technology. (See Euronews: Nokia Goes After RIM.)
Sweden's Tele2 has signed a multi-year deal with NEC Corp. for the expansion and upgrade of Tele2's mobile backhaul across ten European countries. NEC Corp. will be providing its iPasolink microwave radio technology as well as other professional services.
That just about wraps it up for Euronews in 2012. We will return on Jan. 2, possibly sporting new festive knitwear. Happy Christmas, one and all.
— Paul Rainford, Assistant Editor, Europe, Light Reading
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