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1 April 2014

Ok… So Blackberry "Can" Patent A Keyboard!

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A US court issued a "preliminary injunction" in a dispute between the BlackBerry maker and start-up Typo Products LLC.
Canada Intellectual Property

As a follow-up to our earlier post ( Can BlackBerry Patent a Keyboard?), a US court on Friday issued a preliminary injunction in a dispute between the BlackBerry maker and start-up Typo Products LLC which sells a snap-on keyboard for the iPhone.

The preliminary court order prohibits Typo from the sale of its keyboard products in the US, pending outcome of the case at trial. Typo Products has indicated it will appeal. A preliminary injunction is not determinative but certainly provides an early advantage to BlackBerry as the patent holder.

Stay tuned.

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