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Showing 1-11 of 11 results foundBlackBerry case: No shutoff, for now
February 24, 2006 Judge James Spencer scolds patent holder NTP and device maker Research In Motion for not coming to a settlement.Second final rejection issued for NTP patent
February 24, 2006 As pivotal BlackBerry hearing winds down, the second of five NTP patents gets a thumbs-down from the Patent Office.Gartner: RIM-NTP redux possible in 2007
February 3, 2006 The firm expects the patent case will settle, yet says BlackBerry worries could extend for another year.Feds want their BlackBerrys
November 15, 2005 As NTP and Research In Motion duke it out over a patent infringement suit, the feds weigh in as customers.BlackBerry saved
March 3, 2006 BlackBerry users can take deep breath. RIM, NTP reach $612.5 million settlement to skirt service injunction.Week in review: Last call for BlackBerry?
February 24, 2006 As users of popular service watch anxiously, judge holds off on decision that could lead to a U.S. shutdown.Judge faces 'reality' in BlackBerry case
February 25, 2006 Transcript of Judge Spencer's closing remarks appears to show resignation, annoyance with endless dispute.U.S. Supreme Court rejects RIM's appeal
January 23, 2006 U.S. shutdown of BlackBerry service appears imminent as appeal in a patent infringement case from RIM is rejected.Bye-bye, BlackBerry?
February 23, 2006 A federal court hearing scheduled for Friday is inspiring fevered thumb-typists to ponder life without mobile e-mail. Photos: BlackBerry's big fans in D.C., HollywoodThis week in wireless
January 27, 2006 Supreme Court rejects RIM petition to review ruling that could lead to shutdown of most U.S. BlackBerry sales, service.Supreme Court won't hear RIM suit
October 26, 2005 In its fight against patent infringement allegations, RIM finds its popular BlackBerry service could be halted in the U.S. until 2012.
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