Yesterday, we were quite surprised when Apple had to briefly remove their 3G iOS devices from their online store in Germany. The removal was related to the enforcement of the injunction that Motorola had won back in December that prevented … Continue reading →

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Motorola Demanding 2.25% of Apple’s iPhone Sales Revenue For Standard-Essential Wireless Patents

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Motorola To Apple: Want Our Standard-Essential Wireless Patents? Give Us License to All Your Patents
We’ve heard that Motorola demanded Apple to pay 2.25% of iPhone sales up to and including iPhone 4 for its Standard-Essential Patents for 3G that had forced it to briefly remove all 3G iOS devices from the

EU Targets Motorola’s Use of Essential Patents
The European Commission has opened an investigation into Motorola's patent-licensing practices after receiving complaints from both Apple and Microsoft. Apple and Microsoft allege that Motorola is not adhering to the fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory

German Court Bars Motorola From Enforcing Standard-Essential Patent Injunction Against Apple
FOSS Patents has just reported that Apple has won a major victory against Motorola in Germany regarding the standard-essential wireless patents that had forced it to briefly remove all 3G iOS devices from the online

Motorola Looking to Win 2.25% of Apple’s iPhone Sales
Court documents reveal that Motorola is seeking 2.25% of Apple's iPhone sales in order to license the standards-essential patents that Motorola holds. That percentage amounts to about $15 per iPhone (unsubsidized iPhone 4S 16GB).

Google Says It Will License Motorola’s Patents at Fair Rates
Google today moved to reassure the IEEE and government regulators that it will be reasonable when it comes to licensing Motorola's standard essential patents once Google owns Motorola. When the acquisition is finalized, Google