Prism Technologies LLC has filed a complaint against Research in Motion for breaching an authentication systems patent. The complaint was officially filed on December 2nd, 2009 in a letter addressed to ITC Secretary Marilyn R. Abbott. It is still pending institution. This is the second time Prism Technologies LLC has filed a complaint against RIM.
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FeelPhones on 3rd Jan 2010 (via feelphones.com)
Patent firm Prism Technologies is pressing on Research in Motion for violating some of their intellectual property in BlackBerry (NSDQ: RIMM). The International Trade Commission is now stepping into investigate and see if there are any merits to the complaint. The technology in question has to do with an authentication system, which is an
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Apparently Research In Motion has been slapped with a patent infringement which could possibly result in Research IN Motion products including BlackBerry smartphones being banned in the United States reports an article over on Bloomberg. Patent licensing company Prism Technologies of Nebraska has files a US International Trade Commission complaint against the BlackBerry maker and claim
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PhonesReview on 4th Dec 2009 (via phonesreview.co.uk)
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First there was Prism. Then Eastman Kodak had to join in, and now Motorola? Is the hopeful contender worried that they need a US ban on BlackBerry to gain sales for their Droid? RIM has seen its fair share of complaints lately, and hopefully we wont see a US ban anytime soon. ZDNet brought to light ...
Read Simons post about the International Trade Commission stepping in to investigate and see if patent firm Prism Technologies is justified in its complaints against RIM for violating some of their authentication process patents. Prism Technologies are a relatively unknown firm and its very unlikely anything will come of this lawsuit. Even if something does happen, it wont be of the scale of the N...
A relatively unknown firm, Prism Technologies LLC, has filed its second patent infringement claim against Research in Motion. Read the full story here.
Prism Technologies LLC filed a complaint that could lead to an import ban on our beloved BlackBerry devices. According to Enterprise Security Today, the Nebraskan company filed a lawsuit in Nebraska against RIM and also filed a complaint with the U.S. International Trade Commission last Wednesday. The very same company recently settled a patent infringement ...
It seems like RIM gets a high profile patent infringement lawsuit every month. The latest is coming from Prism Technologies LLC according to Bloomberg. They claim RIM’s desktop server, BES servers, and devices infringe on their patent for an “authentication system that can be used with services conducted over the Internet.” Sounds like every ...
