Nokia verklagt Apple wegen Ideenraubs

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Nokia verklagt Apple wegen Ideenraubs

07.05.2010, 18:59 Uhr • Lesezeit: 1 Minute

Numerous models of Nokia phones are pictured at the lobby of the Nokia headquarters in Espoo on April 22, 2010. The world's top mobile phone maker Nokia reported a jump in first-quarter profit today, but fell short of market forecasts causing the company's shares to plunge more than 12 percent. AFP PHOTO / LEHTIKUVA / Kimmo Mäntylä *** FINLAND OUT *** — Numerous models of Nokia phones are pictured at the lobby of the Nokia headquarters in Espoo on April 22, 2010. The world's top mobile phone maker Nokia reported a jump in first-quarter profit today, but fell short of market forecasts causing the company's shares to plunge more than 12 percent. AFP PHOTO / LEHTIKUVA / Kimmo Mäntylä *** FINLAND OUT *** © AFP | AFP

Apple habe bei iPhone und iPad fünf wichtige Patente verletzt. Die Apple-Aktie brach nach Bekanntwerden der Klage um über sieben Prozent ein.

(dpa/rtr/abendblatt.de)

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