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Nokia seeks to consolidate Qualcomm actions

Wants injunctions ruled illegal, and clarification on licensing terms

Nokia announced today that it has filed a complaint against Qualcomm with the Delaware Court of Chancery in the U.S. Nokia wants the Court to order Qualcomm to abide

Secret Six fill in "white spaces" in IMS

A-IMS aims at VoIP and seamless quality of experience

Five wireless network vendors plus one US CDMA network operator have released details of combined work to update and upgrade specifications for the IMS standard.

QUALCOMM brings mobile broadband closer to market with HSUPA

Industry-first commercialisation milestones achieved for HSUPA technology

QUALCOMM, a leading developer and innovator of Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA) and other advanced wireless technologies, has today announced that the company has achieved significant milestones toward bringing fully wireless

ITC will investigate Qualcomm claims

Determination expected in Nokia case early in 2007

The International Trade Commission will investigate a complaint, filed a month ago by Qualcomm, requesting that Nokia be barred from importing phones that "infringe" Qualcomm patents.

Nokia's back-flip brings CDMA comunity out in hives

There's a bit of a publicity war going on at the moment with the main proponents of CDMA, the CDMA Development Group and Qualcomm, reacting to Nokia's move away from CDMA with a mix of wounded pride and

Nokia defends GSM IPR position

Nokia has said it is "not surprised" that Qualcomm has "once again" chosen to litigate regarding GSM IPRs.

Qualcomm adds UK action to Nokia dispute

Qualcomm has alleged two infringements by Nokia of its patents in the UK and is seeking damages as well as an injunction in hte Patents Court of the High Court of England and Wales. The action is an

Sky to trial MediaFLO in UK

Qualcomm and British Sky Broadcasting (BSkyB) have announced that the broadcaster is to carry out its own evaluation of MediaFLO’s technical capabilities in a ten channel trial in the UK.