The ITC ruled that Motorola didn’t infringement
According to media reports, the U.S. International Trade Commission on Friday made a preliminary ruling that Motorola did not infringe Apple patents.
In October, 2010, Apple sued Motorola because Motorola mobile's production Droid, Cliq and BackFlip and other smart phones violated three of its patents, including the user typed or handwritten input multi-touch patents, and users needn't to restart the phone install application of technology.
At present, ITC preliminary determination that Motorola did not violate Apple's patents. ITC will make a final decision in March of this year.
Previously, Apple sued HTC infringed its 10 patents, ITC final determined that HTC violated of the Apple iPhone No. 647 patent, and from April 19, 2012, it's implemented a formal ban to part of the HTC smart phones.