Nokia seeks to block Lenovo sales in Germany

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Nokia seeks to block Lenovo sales in Germany

Over patent licensing.

Nokia sought to enforce an injunction against Lenovo, the world's biggest PC maker, to block sales of its products in Germany after violation of a video encoding patent. A Munich court ruled on September 30 that Hong Kong-listed Lenovo infringed one of Nokia's patents, ordered an ...

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