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Thursday, 19 January 2012

Kodak says Samsung's Galaxy Tab infringes patents

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Struggling Eastman Kodak on Wednesday charged Samsung with infringing five of its patents in the Galaxy Tab.Samsung is well aware of at least one of the patents, since it previously agreed to pay Kodak $550 million for its use. That’s the amount Samsung agreed to pay after Kodak accused it of infringing the patent in the U.S. International Trade Commission in 2008. However, that complaint was settled before Samsung started selling the Galaxy Tab.

The other patents in the new suit cover things like automatically transmitting images from an electronic camera to a service provider, capturing digital photos to be transferred to an email address, and transmitting photos from a digital camera over a cellular or Wi-Fi network.

The suit was filed in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of New York.

Kodak, which filed for bankruptcy protection early Thursday morning, said it has licensed its digital imaging patents to more than 30 companies including LG, Motorola and Nokia.

But it’s still arguing with others. Last week Kodak filed complaints against Apple and HTC with the ITC and in court. Kodak alleges that smartphones and tablets from both companies infringe its patents related to transmitting images.

Via:MacWorld