Apple and Nokia suing each other on the Rights of Patent

It turned out that competition in the telecommunications equipment industry not only occur with the emergence of new mobile devices that have sophisticated technologies. But competition is also a spark ignited the emotions between the two sides between the Apple and Nokia, which both have felt the standard patent has been making cell phone was traced by the competitors.


Previously Nokia own party had previously filed a claim to the Apple, which in his complaint states that Apple has violated the 10 points basic patents owned manufacturing Nokia mobile phone. The lawsuit itself has done Nokia in October last.

Responding to the lawsuit, Apple is now suing the back and accuse Nokia's largest mobile phone manufacturer in Finland have been copying some of the ideas that the technology owned by the iPhone from Apple. Not even just a little, there are exactly 13 points that have been violated by the Nokia.

"Other companies have to compete with us by creating their own technology, not only by stealing our ideas," said Apple's general counsel Bruce Sewell tried to explain.

Then what the response to the lawsuit behind Nokia of this Apple party?

"We are aware that Apple has given its response to Nokia Delaware Suit, which mature on December 14 this. We will review the details of the claim and respond in due course. "One representative from the Nokia tried to respond to the Apple lawsuit.

The lawsuit had the Nokia add itself is about patent infringement on Apple's mobile phone output that runs on GSM networks, 3G and Wi-Fi network, which other parties should first ask for permission to use it.

In the lawsuit behind it denied Apple's copyright infringement claims that Nokia add. Even more than that, now even the party accusing Apple of copying Nokia intellectual few ideas Apple technologies new mobile devices, because the Nokia afraid of losing market share.

Well, yes, too messy added competition and debate between the two companies, may be resolved quickly and it is encouraging them to be more sporty in producing next-generation handsets.