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Evolved Wireless, LLC v. Apple, Inc.
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April 04, 2019
Del. Jury Clears Apple Of LTE Infringement In $30M IP Trial
Apple didn't infringe two of Evolved Wireless LLC's patents related to LTE technology, a Delaware jury found Thursday, dashing Evolved's claims for about $30 million in royalties.
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April 03, 2019
Apple's $30M IP Case Is All 'Misdirection,' Evolved Says
Evolved Wireless LLC told a Delaware federal jury Wednesday that Apple Inc. used "misdirection" to try to convince jurors that the technology giant does not owe millions for infringing two of Evolved's patents related to LTE technology.
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March 26, 2019
Evolved Wireless Says Apple Owes $30M For LTE Patents
Evolved Wireless LLC told a Delaware federal judge on Tuesday that Apple Inc. is infringing two of its patents related to LTE technology that provides faster and more efficient mobile communications and asserted that the technology giant owes it roughly $30 million in royalties.
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February 22, 2019
Apple Must Face LTE Patent Suit From Evolved Wireless
Apple Inc. can't escape parts of a patent suit brought by Evolved Wireless LLC because heavily redacted copies of a licensing agreement made it impossible to determine at the current stage whether Evolved was bound by a covenant not to sue the smartphone giant over LTE technology, a Delaware federal judge ruled Thursday.