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 Send to email | RIM files suit against Kik, claims patent infringement in BreakingMobileblackberry messengerKiklawsuitpatentsPingChatRIMWhatsApp |  By Jonathan S. Geller
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You know the popular messaging service Kik — the one that took-off like a wildfire in the California hills? Well, Research In Motion actually just filed a lawsuit against Kik claiming patent infringement. This is after RIM suddenly removed Kik from their App World distribution store in addition to terminating their developer account and access. The court filing is public, but we haven’t been able to find the claim yet. We’re assuming it has to do with how Kik visualizes sent, delivered, and read notifications, and have reached out to both Kik and RIM for comment and clarification. CEO of Kik, Ted Livingston, wouldn’t comment on the recently filed lawsuit, but said that Kik would “be putting something out” soon. With 2.5 million users after its launch a little more than a month ago, it’s very interesting to see how RIM is handling this situation, as Kik is one of the first — and largest — credible threats to their BlackBerry Messenger product. Should WhatsApp, PingChat, and other messaging services be worried now that RIM has decided to take legal action? We’ll do some digging and update this story when we hear back from RIM.
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| RIM files suit against Kik, claims patent infringement | | You know the popular messaging service Kik — the one that took-off like a wildfire in the California hills? Well, Research In Motion actually just filed a lawsuit against Kik claiming patent infringement. This is after RIM suddenly removed Kik from their App World distribution store in addition to terminating their developer account and access. The court filing is public, but we haven’ [..] Read complete article | | Published 01-Dec-2010 by Jonathan S. Geller in BreakingMobileblackberry messengerKiklawsuitpatentsPingChatRIMWhatsApp
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| British Telecom files patent infringement suit against Google |  British Telecommunications (BT) has filed a patent infringement complaint against Google with the U.S. District Court of Delaware in which it has accused Google of “willfully” infringing on six patents. BT is seeking “triple” damages and a injunction against Google, patent expert Florian Muller wrote recently on his website, FOSS Patents. ”BT brings this action to rec [..] Read complete article | | Published 19-Dec-2011 by Todd Haselton in BusinessLegalBritish TelecomBritish TelecommunicationsBTgoogleinfringementlawsuitpatent
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| Apple files suit against Motorola for multi-touch patent infringement | | Apple blog Patently Apple is reporting that Cupertino’s fruit company has filed two separate lawsuits against Motorola for patent infringement, specifically around multi-touch IP. The infringing products? The Motorola DROID, DROID 2, DROID X, CLIQ, CLIQ XT, BackFlip, Devour, Devour i5, and Charm 1. That is just about every Android Motorola handset in the United States. Apple’s lawsuits [..] Read complete article | | Published 30-Oct-2010 by Jonathan S. Geller in
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| Apple files second patent infringement lawsuit against HTC | | Apple launched yet another attack against HTC this week with a second patent infringement lawsuit filed in Delaware District Court. This second lawsuit focuses specifically on four patents held by Apple; two of which were included in the original lawsuit… [..] Read complete article | | Published 23-Jun-2010 by Kelly Hodgkins in AppleHTCHandsetsSoftwarebreakingHardwareinterfaceiPhonelawsuitMultitouchpatent
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| Kodak files patent infringement lawsuits against HTC and Apple | | Kodak is going through a financial nightmare, with reports claiming the camera company is preparing to file for bankruptcy. In what seems like a last effort to license the company’s patents, Kodak has filed patent lawsuits against HTC and Apple. Kodak claims that both smartphone manufacturers are infringing upon some of the company’s digital imaging patents. The complaint targets the i [..] Read complete article | | Published 11-Jan-2012 by Dan Graziano in LegalMobileAppleHTCiPhoneipod touchkodaklawsuitspatent infringement
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| Nokia files 13 new patent infringement complaints against Apple |  The evolution of Nokia’s business over the years has been nothing short of remarkable; from rubber boots and tires to cell phones, and now to patent infringement claims. Ok, perhaps Nokia’s transition from cell phone maker to legal beagle is still in its infancy, but newly filed complaints against Apple in the U.K., Germany and the Netherlands will certainly help the company transition [..] Read complete article | | Published 16-Dec-2010 by Zach Epstein in BusinessMobileAppleClaimslawsuitLegalNokiapatent infringementpatentssuit
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Apple blog Patently Apple is reporting that Cupertino’s fruit company has filed two separate lawsuits against Motorola for patent infringement, specifically around multi-touch IP. The infringing products? The Motorola DROID, DROID 2, DROID X, CLIQ, CLIQ XT, BackFlip, Devour, Devour… [..] 
Texas-based InNova Patent Licensing LLC has filed a broad lawsuit against thirty-six defendants accusing them of infringement upon an email spam patent that was granted to InNova founder Robert Uomini. The patent describes a method of identifying incoming email as spam by… [..] 
