the fujifilm and motorola lawsuit

Japan Electronics giant, Fujifilm sues Google, Motorola endeavor child Mobility for infringement of patents on mobile phone applications and tabletnya. That effort was carried out because of the efforts of negotiations over the deal with Motorola license failed to do.


Fujifilm claim that some mobile phones and tablet Motorola had violated four patents related to digital cameras and application technology of photography. Fourth patent it, amongst other techniques change the color image to a monochrome image, patent device connectivity to communicate with each other through the telephone network.

Patent face detection in digital photography as well as applications to process that allows high resolution images captured by the image sensor in order to appear on the view finder is low resolution. Fuji point out some of the handset and the Motorola tablet in violation of some or all of his patents, including the Droid X products, Razr, Razr Maxx, Droid Bionic and Xoom. Fujifilm also holds a file the lawsuit in U.s. District Court in California due to the efforts of the previous licensing negotiations failed with Motorola.

Giant photos of the Motorola Japan then informed in April 2011 and that the handset has been breaking copyright and ask do negotiations. But unfortunately, the meeting with the representative of Motorola failed to produce an agreement.

According to the CNET page, Motorola Mobility's own printing this sort of patent victory late last month when a federal judge rejected the lawsuit Apple over patent infringement claims on his iPhone