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Apple, Inc. v. Motorola, Inc. et al
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May 01, 2012
Motorola Nabs Partial Win In Apple Smartphone IP Row
An Illinois federal judge partly agreed Friday with Motorola Inc.'s argument that it did not infringe an Apple Inc. patent for touch-screen technology, the latest development in the expansive smartphone intellectual property dispute between the two companies.
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March 05, 2012
Apple Demands Google, Android Info In Motorola IP Clash
Apple Inc. on Friday asked an Illinois federal judge to compel Motorola Mobility Holdings Inc. and Google Inc. to provide information on Google's Android operating system and its acquisitions of Android Inc. and Motorola in the sprawling battle over smartphone technology patents.
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January 26, 2012
Motorola Didn't Infringe Apple Network Component IP: Judge
A federal judge in Illinois on Wednesday further whittled down a sprawling patent dispute between Apple Inc. and Motorola Inc. over smartphone technology, ruling that Motorola didn't infringe two Apple patents related to replaceable network components.
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January 20, 2012
Apple, Motorola Smartphone IP Suit Narrowed
A federal judge on Tuesday narrowed a sprawling patent dispute between Apple Inc. and Motorola Inc. over smartphone technology, ruling that Apple did not infringe two Motorola patents and finding that one Apple patent is invalid.
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