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Dbtel mulls countersuit against Motorola

Max Wang, Taipei; Chou Hua-hsin, DIGITIMES Asia Friday 28 June 2002 0

Dbtel Technology, Taiwan’s second-largest mobile phone maker, plans to sue Motorola, saying that its former client has violated its patents with a handset being marketed in China.

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