Euronews: Nokia Wins HTC Handset Ban in UK
Also in today's EMEA regional roundup: Twitter-tracker wins VC funding; ADVA lands 100G deal; dual-screen handset launches.
— Paul Rainford, Assistant Editor, Europe, Light Reading
Kruz
12/4/2013 | 9:55:09 AM
Yotta Phone
Glad to see innovation again in smartphones, but the current 500 Euros price tag will not allow this phone to fly. Also, for that price tag, design should have been more interesting.
Sarah Thomas
12/4/2013 | 9:10:18 AM
Bad news for HTC
Bad timing for HTC, both in terms of the holiday buying season and it's strugging business. Maybe the Mini wasn't that successful there anyway, but the HTC One was one of its more popular handsets. Doubt we'll see the patent wars slow down anytime soon.
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Nokia already had won a case against the One smartphone in the UK regarding the radios and microphones and was able to ban it for a while, it also won a patent war regarding its wireless patents, battery-saving patent in Germany.
In times of patents war, HTC should be careful when dealing with the OEM that has the biggest patents.