Nokia recently put a new complaint in court saying that Apple violates 7 patents over bringing the total to 46 disputed technology. This news comes shortly after the opinion of a judge of the ITC (the U.S. responsible for regulating international trade) which clearly felt that Cupertino had not violated the Finnish technology, but no legal decision does will be taken before the summer Patents added focus on the creation of multitasking systems, data synchronization, positioning, and even the use of Bluetooth accessories.
Nokia has also recalled in his statement that he had invested 43 billion euros in research and development and he would not let Apple use its technology for free. Despite the willingness of the press release from Nokia to turn public attention to its patents, one can not help thinking that this persecution is also a strategy to put a spoke in the red of its competitors are far ahead of the market smartphones.
In addition to the proceedings before the ITC, Nokia has also complained of being German, British, Dutch and American. Nokia is not alone. Apple also filed a complaint against him, Google is also in the crosshairs of both companies. In short, it will take many years to determine the resolution of these cases. 
Nokia has also recalled in his statement that he had invested 43 billion euros in research and development and he would not let Apple use its technology for free. Despite the willingness of the press release from Nokia to turn public attention to its patents, one can not help thinking that this persecution is also a strategy to put a spoke in the red of its competitors are far ahead of the market smartphones.
In addition to the proceedings before the ITC, Nokia has also complained of being German, British, Dutch and American. Nokia is not alone. Apple also filed a complaint against him, Google is also in the crosshairs of both companies. In short, it will take many years to determine the resolution of these cases.
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- Nokia Files Another ITC Complaint Against Apple in US (29/03/2011)
- Nokia Files Complaint Against Apple (Again) (29/03/2011)
- Nokia files yet another patent dispute against Apple (29/03/2011)
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