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Nokia announced in a statement that it has begun in to sue Apple in front of the courts, in Delaware County on the pretext of America attacked the latter’s intellectual property rights in the name of Nokia through some of the techniques used for the connection-specific networks, GSM, UMTS and WLAN IP phone in the iPhone. Nokia in the lawsuit, said it is through decades of research and development and investment of money estimated at $ 40 billion – is one of the main mechanisms have developed that rely upon the vast majority of mobile phones when connected to the telephone networks in particular networks of GSM and the UMTS and that over the 40 plant Manufacturers of mobile phones including all the top producers of mobile phones have signed agreements and paid the price for the exploitation of these techniques developed by the Nokia phone and that overcoming that Apple is therefore an attack on the rights of Nokia.

I believe we are not in a position to judge the eligibility of Nokia and its role in the development of these key technologies used by millions to billions of phones were not a day, but leaves the power in to the courthouse, which will discuss the lawsuit, but we can judge him actually Our decision is a sign of Nokia for such a move or let us be more specific and say what the pay Nokia to start to claim their rights today and forgotten about these rights for over two years since the introduction of the iPhone device in its initial release in 2007 note that the Nokia confirms that all three versions of the iPhone represents a violation of the intellectual property rights in the company.

This is why we ask the question Do you stick with the rights of these technologies is the real motive here or is it a new chapter of conflict between the judicial opponents in the new market of mobile phones to disturb the opponent, the lesson here … you say, what Apple did with the Palm before returning to do Nokia with them today is like night and what exactly yesterday!!

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