The stakes in a bitter legal feud over the BlackBerry wireless e-mail service just got a bit higher. This week, a tiny patent holding firm battling the device's creator, Research In Motion, announced a license agreement with RIM rival Visto Corp. With the deal in hand, Visto went straight to court and sued Microsoft for similar infringement claims. The announcements could put more pressure on RIM to settle with its little challenger, NTP Inc., perhaps for up to $1 billion.
December 16, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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