HTC wins case of IPCom sales ban on Germany

The German court may no longer IPCom litigation case against stores that sell HTC phones Compaq CQ71 fan. Recently, an outspoken German sales ban, but it was ignored by the Taiwanese manufacturer.

Although IPCom because winning a patent case against HTC on a sales force may continue to stores in Germany sell phones from the Taiwanese manufacturer. Consequently has many individual shops IPCom sued, but here now, according to the German court to stop, as reported to the Taiwan Economic News newspaper. Thus it seems the German ban on sales of HTC phones have no effect. But it is still at a preliminary decision, so the legal battle between the two companies are not yet under consideration.

In 2009, the court decided that HTC has infringed a patent IPCom, allowing the company,Compaq A900 fan known as a patent troll , could enforce a ban on sales. The Taiwanese manufacturer appealed, but did it last week. HTC may chose this because IPCom in the appeal two patents aandroeg where the manufacturer would make violation.

HTC gave directly mentioned that a ban on sales is not at issue because the UMTS technology, which would be infringed by the manufacturer is used. This was cause for IPCom individual stores to sue, which the company has already expressed before the end of the year sales of HTC devices to Compaq C300 fan limit one's actions.