Rivals take on iPhone with both barrels

LAS VEGAS - The iPhone isn’t at the International Consumer Electronics Show, except in the hands of mobile phone designers and marketers eager to replicate its clean, intuitive user experience in their own products.

The New Wireless Playing Field

Cell-phone makers and outsiders like Google want to break free from carriers' rigid controls and gain direct access to subscribers.

Motorola's Zander: 'Out of Scapegoats'

A third straight quarter of disappointing sales has some on Wall Street speculating that the CEO's days at the helm are numbered. In mid-May, Motorola's beleaguered CEO Ed Zander was starting to feel optimistic.

Google to Commit to Offer Some Motorola Patents on FRAND Terms - PCWorld

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Google to Commit to Offer Some Motorola Patents on FRAND Terms PCWorld The Internet giant said in August that it planned to acquire mobile phone maker Motorola Mobility for about US$12.5 billion, in part to acquire patents to help it fight patent infringement lawsuits against the Android operating system. Motorola Mobility, Nikon, MSF, EFF: Intellectual PropertyBloomberg all 42 news articles »

Motorola wants 2.25% royalty on iPhone sales - National Business Review

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Motorola wants 2.25% royalty on iPhone sales National Business Review The royalty would have earned Motorola – the company that invented the mobile phone - around $US1 billion last year. Motorola Mobility is the cellphone business spun off from Motorola early last year. Google is in the process of acquiring Motorola ... Motorola Seeks Slice of iPhone, iPad SalesWall Street Journal Apple, Motorola in Patent StruggleCIO Today Motorola Requested 2.25% Patent Licensing Royalty on iPhone PurchasesMac Rumors The Australian all 211 news articles »