Daily Telecom News By Luis Galarza
Daily Telecommunication News.- Research In Motion Chairman and co-CEO James L. Balsillie said the company has a "software workaround" in place to keep BlackBerry's U.S. service running even if it is ordered to end service by the judge presiding over its patent dispute with NTP. Balsillie also said the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has signaled that it will eventually reject all of NTP's wireless e-mail patents, which are the focal point of the case. NTP co-founder Donald E. Stout said NTP's case would not be undermined even if the patent office were to rule against it, and added that the judge could still issue an injunction. As you see some patents are closing the road of development and products or services improvement, just like Amazon.com try to do before with their "One Click" Purchase tool, and now Google is joining the parade, with their intent of patenting their "RSS Ad Delivery Service". For more information go to: The Washington Post
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