Microsoft phones infringe patents: US International Trade Commission judge


  • TECH
  • Tuesday, 28 Apr 2015

UNFAVOURABLE DECISION: The judge said that Microsoft infringed two wireless cellular patents owned by InterDigital and said it would not be against the public interest to ban the Microsoft devices from being imported into the United States.

NEW YORK: Microsoft Corp lost a round in a potentially costly patent battle when a US International Trade Commission judge found that the software giant used InterDigital Inc's technology in its mobile phones without permission. 

The judge, Theodore Essex, said that Microsoft infringed two wireless cellular patents owned by InterDigital, a patent licensor, and said it would not be against the public interest to ban the Microsoft devices from being imported into the United States. 

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