In a recent twist in the technology sector, Lenovo and its subsidiary Motorola are grappling with a sales ban in Germany. This drastic measure comes as a result of an ongoing patent dispute involving their Wireless Wide Area Network (WWAN) module technology,

A German court has ordered a sales ban on certain products from Chinese personal computer maker Lenovo and its smartphone subsidiary Motorola over a patent licensing dispute with US firm InterDigital.

The Munich I District Court in Germany ruled in favor of InterDigital and immediately imposed an import ban in the country for any Lenovo and Motorola product that supports GSM, UMTS, LTE and 5G connectivity.

A German district court has banned the Motorola and Lenovo from selling its smartphones in the major EU market that has WWAN module.

Lenovo and its subsidiary, Lenovo, currently face a sales ban in Germany for failing to agree on a licensing fee with InterDigital, the owner of its WWAN module.

The court believes that Lenovo used WWAN-related patents unfairly. After a court ruling, Lenovo and its subsidiary Motorola are facing a ban in

Lenovo and Motorola hit with a temporary sales ban in Germany amid ongoing patent dispute with InterDigital. InterDigital won the WWAN patent dispute case, blocking Lenovo and Motorola from selling devices in Germany.