ITC News

Apple and Samsung's companies' top executives are meeting in court-ordered settlement talks over patent infringements, but recent rulings against Motorola and HTC may scare Samsung into submission.

Apple and HTC's legal battles are heating up again, and the excessive litigation is hurting HTC's strategy to compete while raising questions about patents and the U.S. legal system.

The International Trade Commission is expected to support Barnes & Noble's claim that it didn't infringe on Microsoft's patents, giving the bookseller and Android an edge as the case goes to trial.

An International Trade Commission judge threw out complaints by Barnes & Noble over Microsoft's alleged use of patents to undermine Android, dealing the OS a blow as the bookseller heads to trial over its Nook e-reader.

Apple is spending millions of dollars filing patent claims against Android phone makers, but its few wins in a handful of cases question whether the lawsuits are a wise investment.

An International Trade Commission judge Monday ruled Motorola Mobility's phones don't violate three of Apple's patents, a rare loss for Apple as it seeks rulings worldwide against Android phones.

HTC said it will remove software that uses an Apple-owned patent from all its smartphones, after the U.S. International Trade Commission ruled to ban the infringing devices.

The International Trade Commission ruled HTC didn't infringe on digital camera patents, handing the company a rare win amid a slate of lawsuits with Apple.

The International Trade Commission dropped HTC's complaint against Apple for allegedly infringing on patents it obtained from S3 Graphics, casting doubt on the Taiwanese company's chances in a U.S. ruling next month.

A federal regulator Monday ruled Apple didn't violate HTC's patents with its devices, dealing a major setback to the Taiwanese company's attempts to shut down Apple imports.

Google denounced Apple's move to ban HTC phones in the U.S., taking a stronger stance to defend its Android platform while carriers like T-Mobile join in the fray.

The International Trade Commission plans to review an earlier ruling on whether HTC violated Apple's patents, a move largely seen as a formality that may force HTC to settle.

Verizon wants President Obama to stop the International Trade Commission from banning mobile devices, attempting to prevent fallout from tech companies' volatile patent wars.

Microsoft accused Motorola of infringing on seven patents and requested the International Trade Commission ban its phones in the U.S., escalating the battle between Windows Phone and Android.

The U.S. International Trade Commission said today it will review yet another Apple patent infringement complaint against HTC as the two companies continue to try to block each other from using disputed technology in their mobile devices.