Android creator says rivals feed on mobile patents for the company that aims to extract billions of mobile phone manufacturers

patent wars have warmed more smartphone, Microsoft, Nokia hit back at claims they feed on patents Google mobile phone to a "troll", a company that aims to extract billions of pounds of payments and of mobile phone manufacturers and higher prices.

In a complaint filed due process Thursday night with the European Commission, the Ministry of Justice of the United States and U.S. Federal Trade Commission, Google said that the two companies "are collusion to raise the costs of mobile devices for consumers, the creation of patent trolls who promises to put aside the two companies have done. They are responsible, and hope that our complaint encourage others to see in these practices. "

Google is understood to fear that a company called Mosaid, which is building a large portfolio of patents, start pursuing the makers of Google Android phones through the mobile software claims viol. Last September Mosaid, based in Ottawa, took over 2,000 patents from Nokia, including a number considered essential for different cell phone standards. Microsoft is also understood to have given control of a large number of patents.

Microsoft rejected Google's claims as "desperate tactic" of a company regulatory issues on their domination of the online search and digital advertising.

Nokia also rejected the allegation of Google, said that any suggestion of collusion was wrong. "Both companies have their own intellectual property rights [IPR] portfolios and strategies, and operate independently," he said in a statement. "Nokia has made regular sales of patents over the last five years . In each case, the commitments of standards essential patents transferred to the purchaser and existing licenses for patents to continue. If Google asked us, that would have been happy to confirm this, which in turn could have avoided wasting time of the [European] Commission and resources on a frivolous complaint. "

However, the Finnish company, then turned the knife, adding: "We agree with the Google Android devices that have significant problems of violation of intellectual property, and would stop the constructive efforts unauthorized use of intellectual property Nokia is an active program. license with over 40 licensees. Companies that are not yet allowed under our standards essential patents, just get close and you register for a license. "

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continues Nokia, Android device manufacturer, alleging that he has authorized standards essential patents for a tablet that is sold in Europe. European and U.S. standards say that when a company files a patent that is essential to a standard, but must also agree to pay "fair, reasonable and non-discriminary" (Frand) terms - for the licenses can not be unreasonably withheld , or charged on different bases for different licensees. Similarly, the patentee may sue if a company fairly standard applies, but does not license the patent - which Nokia says is Viewsonic

Mobility business of Motorola, now owned by Google and purchased for its patent portfolio of 17,000 men, has so far resisted the efforts of Microsoft to pay for the use of Android - instead of hitting back with its own patents in video and other systems. But in April the EC has launched an investigation into the refusal to license Motorola "essential rules" Patents are used for 3G Apple H.264 video decoding from Microsoft.

Nokia have joined forces with Microsoft last year when he promised to adopt Windows Phone as an operating system on your mobile phone.

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