Sunday, July 29, 2012

Microsoft vs. Motorola decision sees Droids banned in Germany over FAT patent (updated)

Microsoft vs. Motorola decision sees Droids banned in Germany over FAT patent (updated)

The latest development in our neverending saga of worldwide patent warfare is a decision by a Mannheim judge banning Motorola's Android devices on the basis that they violate a FAT storage patent owned by Microsoft. FOSSPatents' Florian Mueller tweets that it is the third victory by Microsoft over Motorola, and Microsoft has already issued a triumphant statement of victory which you can read after the break. There's more details about patent EP0618540 on the site - it deals with common name space for long and short file names - including a note about an email from Linux creator Linus Torvalds being cited as prior art.

Engadget , Microsoft vs. Motorola decision sees Droids banned in Germany over FAT patent (updated)

See also:
itnews, Microsoft vs. Motorola decision sees Droids banned in Germany over FAT patent (updated)

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