InterDigital Files New ITC Complaint Against Nokia, Samsung, ZTE ...

rDigital, Inc. (NASDAQ: IDCC) today announced that its wholly owned subsidiaries InterDigital Communications, Inc., InterDigital Technology Corporation, IPR Licensing, Inc. and InterDigital Holdings, Inc. (collectively, "InterDigital") filed a ...
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Nokia could sell mobile phone biz to Microsoft and Huawei

Nokia could get out of the mobile business by selling assets to Microsoft and Huawei.
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RIM Settlement Shows There Is Value In Nokia's Patents

Nokia's plan to generate additional cash by monetizing its vast patent portfolio seems to be bearing fruit. The Finnish handset maker recently filed numerous lawsuits against Research In Motion for infringing on some of its mobile WLAN patents. Since ...

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RIM paid Nokia €50m to settle dispute

Research In Motion, the struggling Canadian manufacturer of the BlackBerry family of smartphones, paid rival Nokia €50m ($65m) to settle a patent dispute between the two companies related primarily to WiFi networking, according to regulatory filings.

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Nokia Tablet to Hit Market in 2013

Launch of the tablet will put Nokia in direct competition with operating system (OS) partner Microsoft Corporation's (MSFT - Analyst Report) own Windows tablet – 'Surface.' The new 10.1 inch tablet – will be based on latest Windows RT platform, which ...

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David Fredh: My Windows Phone 8 Start screen

David is a relatively new employee at Nokia, joining us from Scalado, back in July. Nonetheless, he's already made a big impact, masterminding the creation of the amazing PhotoBeamer app for Nokia Lumia smartphones. But if David's Start screen is a ...

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Can you wirelessly charge a Nokia Lumia 920 through a pot?

That's the strange question LobbaMobba asked and answered in their tests to see which materials a Nokia Lumia 920 could charge through wirelessly. The answer is most objects less than 1.5 cm thick, except a pot, which understandably attenuated the ...

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