Mobile telecom company sue
A mobile communications company is suing Apple
for allegedly infringing on its patents with messaging services on
devices like the iPhone and the iPad, patent blog Patently Apple
reported today.
Mobile Telecommunications Technologies claims Apple has infringed on seven patents and filed a suit involving Apple’s iMessage, Airport Express, Airport Extreme, and Time Capsule and devices like the iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch. The company is essentially saying Apple shouldn’t offer iMessage or any other messaging services including text messaging, iCloud, or e-mail.
Mobile Telecommunications Technologies runs communications service SkyTel, which provides paging and messaging services to U.S. and international customers. One of its patents, published in 1999, covers the “method and apparatus for generating and communication messages between subscribers to an electronic messaging network.”
Mobile Telecommunications Technologies claims Apple has infringed on seven patents and filed a suit involving Apple’s iMessage, Airport Express, Airport Extreme, and Time Capsule and devices like the iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch. The company is essentially saying Apple shouldn’t offer iMessage or any other messaging services including text messaging, iCloud, or e-mail.
Mobile Telecommunications Technologies runs communications service SkyTel, which provides paging and messaging services to U.S. and international customers. One of its patents, published in 1999, covers the “method and apparatus for generating and communication messages between subscribers to an electronic messaging network.”
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