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German Court Upholds Ban on Push Email in Apple’s iCloud and MobileMe
04/13/2012, For those of you who reside in Germany back in February, the push email function for Apple’s iCloud and MobileMe was suspended with the hopes of a turnaround. The case which involved a patent litigation by Motola Mobility has apparently [...]
CeBIT Global Conferences: a highly inspirational CeBIT event!
02/06/2012, It’s on us! Redeem your complimentary CeBIT ticket now and attend the CeBIT Global Conferences for free! Use this URL to go straight to the free registration web page. The CeBIT Global Conferences (CGC) are a core part of CeBIT, [...]
CeBIT Global Conferences – Keynote Conference of CeBIT
02/03/2012, In just four short days, the CeBIT Global Conferences (CGC) provide a panoramic view of the digital world’s mainstay markets: IT, Telecommunications, Digital Media and Consumer Electronics. In a hand-picked series of keynotes, talks and panels, more than 60 top [...]
German court grants Motorola injunction against Apple’s iCloud and MobileMe push email service and client devices (Update: Apple to appeal)
02/03/2012, The battle is fierce, and Steve Jobs who vowed to go “thermonuclear war” with Google’s Android, might actually go through with his threats if he were alive today – after putting into consideration the latest developments at a German court [...]
Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.0N Plus on sale in Germany
01/12/2012, Last year, Apple successfully got sales of the Samsung Galaxy Tab banned in Germany due to the fact that the tablet looked too similar to its own iPad. To circumvent the ban, Samsung had to come up with a redesigned [...]
IPCom sues retailers in Germany to stop the sale of HTC products
12/22/2011, It looks like HTC’s streak of bad luck just got extended after the ITC ruled in Apple’s favor which would basically see the ban of some of HTC’s Android products come 2012. Now over in Germany, a patent firm by [...]
Motorola Mobility wins injunction against Apple in Germany
12/09/2011, It looks like Apple could be in a spot of trouble here as the German courts have ruled in Motorola Mobility’s favor regarding patent infringements. The courts have granted Motorola Mobility a “preliminary enforceable” injunction against Ireland-based Apple Sales International [...]
Motorola could win patent infringement lawsuit against Apple in Germany
11/21/2011, It appears that Motorola is challenging Apple’s iCloud in Germany, claiming that the Cupertino used patents in their iCloud technology that belonged to Motorola. Basically the patent covers email and data sync between Apple’s iCloud service and their mobile devices, [...]
ASUS Transformer Prime accessory shows up on Amazon Germany
11/17/2011, The ASUS Transformer Prime tablet has yet to be launched, but if you’re looking to start checking out new accessories before the tablet arrives on your doorstep, you might be interested in taking a look at this Origami-like smart cover [...]
Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1N surfaces in Germany, skirts around court’s injunction
11/16/2011, We know that Samsung’s Galaxy Tab 10.1 has been banned in Germany. This is due to Apple successfully winning an injunction against Samsung, but it looks like the tablet is back with a slight change in name and a slight [...]
Apple could get Motorola’s injunction against them temporarily suspended
11/07/2011, If you thought that Apple would be taking their loss against Motorola in a lawsuit in Germany lying down, you would be wrong as it looks like there is a good chance Apple could get the injunction against them suspended [...]
Apple loses to Motorola in German Lawsuit
11/04/2011, Week-end or not, the legal war in the wireless industry continues. Apple has just lost a patent infringement lawsuit filed by Motorola in Germany, based on two patents described as “method for performing a countdown function during a mobile-originated transfer [...]
German authorities relies on spyware for surveillance
10/11/2011, Do the ends justify the means? I suppose German authorities think so, as law enforcement authorities from a bunch of German states did confirm to use special computer software for intelligence gathering purposes, especially during criminal investigations. Bavarian Interior Minister [...]
