Live
- Sensex closes at 82,133 after 2,000 pts rally from day low
- SMAT: Rahane’s stellar 98 leads Mumbai to final
- PKL 11: 'No one can predict who will reach the playoffs,’ says UP Yoddhas coach
- Nobody praises Kejriwal's ten-year tenure: Sandeep Dikshit
- MacBook Air M3 Hits Lowest Price in India: Find Details
- High Court Adjourns Hearing on Allu Arjun's Petition to 4 PM
- Pawan Kalyan praises Chandrababu Naidu at Swarnandhra Vision 2047 document launch
- Chirec International looks to transform education with Chirec 2.0 vision
- Telangana CM Revanth Reddy Responds to Allu Arjun's Arrest in Delhi
- Uddhav Thackeray to PM Modi: Pay attention to Bangladesh, act to end Hindus’ misery
DOJ: Inquiry into Samsung's patent use no longer required
Highlights
DOJ: Inquiry Into Samsung's Patent Use No Longer Required
Washington: The US Justice Department has reportedly dropped investigation into Samsung essential-patents for excluding certain Apple devices from the US market.
The Justice department said that the inquiry was no longer required in wake of an Obama administration decision in mid-2013 to overturn a sales ban on certain Apple devices.
The department also said that the US needed to pay close attention to standards-essential patents and their licensing in order to promote "innovation and economic progress, Cnet reported.
Meanwhile, the patent dispute between Samsung and Apple continues regardless of Friday's order to hold settlement disputes before the trial.
The companies plan to continue their legal battle and return to court in San Jose, Calif., at the end of March.
Next Story
ADVERTISEMENT
