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As Nortel fades into obscurity, there are those who say its demise can be seen as a cautionary tale for RIM. "I hope," says Canadian business history professor Joe Martin, "that somebody at RIM is st
...Apple all but conceded defeat Monday in its center-ring showdown with Nokia in the ever-expanding smartphone patent wars, agreeing to settle claims that...
...from patents. RPX Corporation -- which bills itself as a...those signing on: Cisco, Google, Nokia, and Verizon. The filing further...
...its existing support of Research in Motion's PDAs, as well as Nokia devices and phones running on Microsoft's Windows Mobile operating system....
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