"45. Apple has rejected Nokia's offer for the F/RAND terms and conditions both on portfolio and on a per patent basis (...)"
There is no legal term for FRAND unfortunately.
"45. Apple has rejected Nokia's offer for the F/RAND terms and conditions both on portfolio and on a per patent basis (...)"
Try 10 Million during this quarter alone. The number happens to exceed 50 Million to date.
Let's look at Nokia's recent ventures:
Comes With Music - FAIL
Actually its been a huge hit. Its said there is more demand then Nokia can deliver. Anyways, I'm not surprised. After all if you get unlimited free music downloads for 1 or 2 years and you can keep the music after that... kind of sounds like a hell of good deal. My iPhone wants unlimited free music too...
Thats why the number one DVD format is patent free and royalty free?
http://www.vorbis.com/
Communication standards should be open, just like internet standards.
"45. Apple has rejected Nokia's offer for the F/RAND terms and conditions both on portfolio and on a per patent basis (...)"
You don't seem to understand that Apple sells a US$600 phone, and while they continue to sell a US$600 phones the majority of phones sold will continue to have labels other than Apples on them
Thats why the number one DVD format is patent free and royalty free?
http://www.vorbis.com/
Communication standards should be open, just like internet standards.
What are you talking about? The phone was $499, then $299, then $199, soon to be $99.... This is a fact. Don't you have the foresight to see that the industry is changing? Look at the published marketshare in the last 2.5 years with respect to companies and phones sold. Your data is pulled our of the air. Obviously you have no clue.
What are you talking about? The phone was $499, then $299, then $199, soon to be $99.... This is a fact. Don't you have the foresight to see that the industry is changing? Look at the published marketshare in the last 2.5 years with respect to companies and phones sold. Your data is pulled our of the air. Obviously you have no clue.
Theres a website for that.
Y'all acting as if Apple wouldn't do the same being in Nokia's shoes.
That's politics and both parties so so so know it.
Go NokiaI will always buy nokia as they are built in the EU
Poor logic, the first iPhone was sold with no subsidy so it was 499/599. To get the 3GS with no subsidy is still the same price (if not a little bit more expensive)
Even better.and also bluetooth we should not forget about
Even better.
Let sue everything that can connect to a mobile network, has built-in WiFi, Bluetooth, a screen, a keypad and a loudspeaker.![]()
Even better.
Pay Nokia what they are due and forget about this whole affair.![]()
Seems as though the Pot and Kettle haven't met quite yet in Apple's world.
You know the whole Apple sues Pystar and everyone here celebrates but Nokia sues Apple for a similar issue (IP) and everyone boos.
Nokia must protect their patents, as Apple must do, or lose them. So, its not surprising each are suing each other and upping the stakes.
Try 10 Million during this quarter alone.
The number happens to exceed 50 Million to date.