We know that GSM technology is a sort of open standard technology -- just like Linux in computer world. And we consider its competitor, CDMA, as a propietry technology, which always deal with royalty, patent rights or something like that .
That is why, so far,
Qualcomm -- the owner of CDMA technology -- has been portrayed as the bad guy, as it has come under fire for its royalty charges and licensing policies from
Nokia,
Broadcom and others in anti-trust complaints and patent suits.
But now, Qualcomm was not alone. A GSM guy already
joined the club!
Ericsson is getting just as aggressive, suing Samsung over use of essential GSM, GPRS and EDGE patents.
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Posted by Budi Putra on August 9th, 2006 No Comments »
