BBC News writes: "Motorola Mobility has been granted an injunction against the distribution of key Microsoft products in Germany.
The sales ban covers the Xbox 360 games console, Windows 7 system software, Internet Explorer and Windows Media Player.
It follows a ruling that Microsoft had infringed two patents necessary to offer H.264 video coding and playback..."
It's been officially over 2,500 days since The Elder Scrolls 6 was revealed, and fans are still waiting for more than a logo and a mountain range.
It will come out in another 1000-2000 days or so. I’d rather they remake Morrowind. After they added quest arrows, sprint button, making stats lesser and the big nerfs to spells Elder Scrolls has been too simplified. They could change that with ES6 but I don’t have much faith in modern Bethesda. I would love to be wrong
Xbox Game Studios' Halo: Combat Evolved Remake is reportedly planned to release in late 2026 to celebrate 25 years of Xbox.
They coulda started with Halo 3 remake ... I know Halo CE remaster was not proper with the art style but still, remaking after a remaster seems dull, when Halo 3 and Reach have started to show some age.
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Not much to this, Motorola can't enforce it and Microsoft will be appealing anyways. All the real action is going to be in the US proceedings.
Directly from the article: "A US court has banned Motorola from enforcing the action until it considers the matter next week."
Yep.
Edit: @ TCH CELL
Thanks for that pearl of wisdom.
Honestly, I hope Europe finds Motorola abusing their FRAND patents this time, this is getting just ridiculous. Charging nearly 4bn dollars annually for FRAND patents, how could anyone have expected MS to actually comply with those terms.
Sure, they have to pay a dollar figure, but aren't FRAND patents under law to be charged with reasonable terms? 4bn annually does not sound reasonable to me.
Or just reform the damn patent system, it's getting to the point of beyond ridiculous now.
Finally there is justice, I can't understand why microsoft thought it was above the law.
Sure they'll come to some sort of settlement, which, no doubt will hurt MSs pockets, but surely not to the tune of $4b.