» United Kingdom Places Ban On HTC Nokia has won a patent infringing battle against HTC, leading to the ban of sales of the HTC
One Mini in the UK. The UK High Court found in October that HTC had infringed Nokia’s European patent
number 0998024, described as a ‘modular structure for a transmitter and a mobile
station’. As a result, Judge Richard Arnold ruled today that HTC can no longer sell its One
Mini smartphone in the UK. HTC had tried to argue that the microchips found to infringe Nokia’s patent were “a very
small component” and therefore did not justify a sales ban. It also claimed that HTC does
not compete with Nokia in the UK, because its smartphones run Google’s Android
operating system while Nokia’s running Microsoft’s Windows Phone OS. However, Nokia dismissed these arguments, claiming that it has “lost sales of Lumia
phones since the launch of the One range.” HTC sold about 715,000 smartphones worth
about £221 million in the UK between January and September, according to court
documents.

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