According to a notice posted on the court's website on Wednesday, Taiwan based handset manufacturer HTC has decided to drop its appeal of a ruling made in Apple's favor. The ruling said that Apple did not infringe on an HTC patent relating to how mobile phones manage power supply. HTC filed to drop its appeal on May 31st and the permission to do so was granted on June 13th said the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit in Washington..
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"We believe the judge’s decision is erroneous as a matterof law and will appeal the ruling to the Commission. We are confident in our ownership of the patents, andthat Apple infringes our intellectual property. We look forwardto presenting our case on the remaining patents to the judge attrial later this year."-HTC statement
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