Lenovo, Motorola mobile phones, tablets and other devices are completely banned in Germany: due to 4/5G patent litigation

News on May 11, according to foreign media reports, due to 4/5G patent litigation, Lenovo and Motorola’s cellular network equipment (including mobile phones, tablets, etc.) have been completely banned in Germany.

The report mentioned that the American technology company InterDigital is attacking Lenovo this time. The latter does not have a very good reputation in the industry and is even called a patent troll.

This is not the first time that two companies have gone to court over patents. Last year, the British High Court ruled that InterDigital’s patent license fee should not be higher than US$0.175 per device. .

This time, the focus of Lenovo and Motorola’s lawsuit against InterDigital is still the FRAND (fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory terms) principle in patent licensing, while InterDigital still insists on its principle of compositeness.

However, Lenovo and Motorola do not agree with this, and they can still revoke the injunction through the appeal process. More importantly, there are no specific regulations on what the FRAND principle is within the EU, which also leaves room for it to turn around.

Motorola Germany’s official website currently only has the accessories (accessories) category

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