Motorola has filed a complaint with the International Trade Commission to block the U.S. sale of Research In Motion’s mobile phones on the grounds that they infringe on a number of Motorola patents. The complaint stems from a prolonged legal battle between Motorola and RIM over the renewal of a cross-licensing contract that expired in December 2007.
– NEW YORK (Reuters) Motorola asked U.S. regulators to bar Research In Motion from the U.S. sale of its products, accusing the BlackBerry maker of infringing on five Motorola technology patents.
Motorola, which has been losing market share to Canada’s RIM for years, said most of RIM’s products infrin…