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HTC chucks Apple patent-violating feature from handsets
Thursday, 22 December 2011 07:02

HTC Corp. CEO Peter Chou revealed Wednesday the company has taken off a feature accused by Apple Inc. to be violating its smartphone patent from its mobile phones. The move comes post a ruling by the US International Trade Commission (ITC) Monday that HTC, which uses Google Inc.’s Android OS on its mobile phones, had violated the Apple patent. At a joint news conference with the Taiwanese company Google Mobile Senior Vice President Andy Rubin expressed hope of reaching “patent peace” over Android, in relation to the broadening smartphone patent war between Apple and Google, and Google's handset suppliers, including HTC and Samsung Electronics Co. That the ITC didn't rule that HTC's violation was related to patents associated with Android OS, rather solely against a user feature, was a positive sign, Rubin said. HTC claimed it has come up with a workaround to deal with the removal of the particular feature.

 

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