Munich, Germany blocked Lenovo from selling any products using Nokia's so-called "H.264" technology

For Nokia, it will not give up Lenovo. According to German media reports, the German Court of Appeal made a ruling on Monday, which temporarily eliminated the implementation of a ban that Nokia won in the Patent Dispute in Lenovo Group, which is designed to prevent the latter from selling its products in Germany. Nokia responded that the above ruling does not mean that the Court of Appeal will stand in Lenovo in the case: "We have a confidence that this case will win in the appeal." Last year, Nokia launched a legal proceedings on Lenovo suspected of violating their 20 patents. In addition to six cases in Germany, this Finnish company also filed a lawsuit against Lenovo in the United States, Brazil and India. September 30 this year, the German Munich's court issued a ban, preventing Lenovo from selling any products using Nokia's so-called "H.264" technology. At that time, the Munich Local Court ruled that Lenovo infringed on Nokia's Patent, and issued a prohibition order. And product recall and damages. In the United States, the US International Trade Commission (ITC) has expressed his in early August that the patent infringement complaint made by Nokia, ITC will investigate some of the computer, tablet and its components produced by Lenovo. Responsible Editor: PJ, Reading

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