BlackBerry maker Research in Motion said Thursday it's developed software "workaround" designs for its popular handsets in case a court bars the use of current software in a pending patent dispute with NTP. A federal judge has indicated he could decide on NTP's request to turn off the network following a hearing scheduled for Feb. 24.
February 10, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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Research in Motion Ltd., the Canadian maker of the BlackBerry wireless e-mail device, said Thursday it has developed software “workaround” designs for its popular handsets in case a court bars the use of current software in a pending patent dispute.
Although there is currently no injunction in place in the patent litigation with NTP Inc., RIM said it developed the workaround software as a contingency to allow BlackBerry service to continue should the court declare an injunction.
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