Chinese firm Transsion is being sued by Qualcomm for allegedly violating four patent violations depsite not using a single Snapdragon SoC
Transsion is currently the fourth-biggest smartphone maker in the world, but you can be forgiven if you do not know about the name because the Chinese firm operates under a banner of other brands, such as Infinix, with these smartphones targeting the lower-end segment. The company has also yet to use a Snapdragon SoC in its devices, but it has still found itself in a legal skirmish with Qualcomm, who is reportedly going after Transsion for violating not one but four non-essential patents.Claiming licensing fees from Transsion could be Qualcomm’s primary objective
As reported by ip fray’s post on LinkedIn and spotted by WinFuture, Qualcomm is taking legal action against Transsion in New Dehli, India, with the San Diego firm reportedly accusing the smartphone maker to have infringed on various mobile technologies patented by Qualcomm.
