Bluebonnet Telecommunications of Texas, which now holds the patents, accuses Apple, Samsung and others of infringing with standard features like airplane mode and call forwarding.
February 19, 2014 at 07:21 PM
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SAN FRANCISCO—Texas-based patent assertion firm Bluebonnet Telecommunications LLC is staging new offensive.
Bluebonnet, which has been targeting smartphone makers since last year, sued nine companies Tuesday in the Eastern District of Texas. The latest complaints against network equipment companies, follow previous rounds of suits brought in June 2013 and January 2014 against smartphone makers such as Apple Inc., Google Inc., Samsung Electronics, and Nokia Inc.
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