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    Google, Samsung announce global patent agreement

    Google and Samsung enter global patent agreement Google and Samsung announced on that they have reached a global patent cross-licensing agreement.
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    Samsung may need to offer more to settle patent dispute: EU Commissioner

    Samsung not doing enough to end patent disputes: EU Samsung will likely need to do more to settle an investigation over whether its use of patent lawsuits against Apple breached EU rules
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    EU warns Nokia not to become a patent troll

    Don’t be a patent troll: EU warns Nokia Europe’s top regulator has warned Nokia not to try to become a “patent troll” as the company retained its patent portfolio.
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    US panel takes action against needless patent lawsuits

    US panel takes action against needless patent lawsuits A US trade panel has taken steps to rein in companies, often known as patent trolls, accused of embarking on frivolous litigation
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    Samsung vs Apple: US$450-million patent battle to resume

    Samsung vs Apple: US$4500-million patent battle to resume A US federal judge has set new trial dates to decide whether $450.5 million of damages awarded to Apple in a patent dispute with Samsung should stand
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    Microsoft did not violate Google patent says ITC judge

    Microsoft did not violate Google patent says ITC judge Microsoft did not violate a patent owned by Google subsidiary Motorola Mobility when it made its popular Xbox
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    Apple in another patent battle

    Apple violated three patents: US jury Apple is said to have violated three patents regarding mobile features, like camera phone technology, according to a US jury
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    Apple targets four more Samsung products for patent infringement

    Apple targets Galaxy S III and other devices Apple is attempting to ban four other Samsung devices on ground of patent infringement
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    Patent law has to change to cater for nature of mobile business

    Patent law has to evolve Amidst the on-going mobile patent war, the US department will look to alter the legislation to use it more efficiently
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