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Reuters was first to report on the news. Motorola's victory today comes less than a week after a federal appeals panel in San Francisco upheld an earlier ruling that stopped the mobile company from blocking Microsoft's Xbox and Windows software sales in Germany. Motorola had previously won a ruling in Germany over Microsoft's use of its H.264 patent in its products. A U.S. court has stopped the injunction from being enforced, pending investigation into the matter in the U.S. That issue, along with today's ruling, seems to highlight one key point: neither Microsoft nor Motorola has been able to gain an upperhand. In fact, when one company wins a case, the other quickly steps forward with its own success.

A similar scenario has been playing out in other cases between mobile companies, Today's ruling does not affect other cases Microsoft and Motorola have open around the world, However, it's one less issue the companies -- and weary spectators -- need to worry about, CNET has contacted both Microsoft and paris white map iphone case Motorola for comment, We will update this story when we have more information, The mobile company was found to not be infringing a patent Microsoft holds related to applications running on different devices..

Score one for Motorola Mobility in the company's ongoing legal battle with Microsoft. The Google subsidiary today was found to not be infringing a patent Microsoft holds related to applications running on different devices without having to write separate code for each product. The ruling came down in the Mannheim Regional Court in Germany, which has become a hotbed of patent lawsuit activity. Be respectful, keep it civil and stay on topic. We delete comments that violate our policy, which we encourage you to read. Discussion threads can be closed at any time at our discretion.

Reported by GSMArena, the 8X will be available on Three's existing deals including the paris white map iphone case One Plan, Essential tariff and Ultimate Internet contract, They start at £27 per month, which will cost you £110 for the phone itself -- or if you buy it on pay as you go, the 8X will set you back £350, That's significantly -- and thankfully -- cheaper than the £530 price quoted by Amazon last month, which is a good thing, Windows Phone isn't well enough established to command iPhone premiums, so it's vital that the likes of the 8X can compete on price..

Fortunately, Three's deals aren't too expensive. For £34 per month, you can get an 8X for just £30 on the One Plan, which also nets you unlimited data, with tethering allowed. The 8X is a 4.3-inch smart phone with a 720p high-definition screen, carrying a 1.2GHz dual-core processor and 8-megapixel camera. While we like it, we're not convinced it's different enough from Windows Phone counterparts like the Nokia Lumia range. Windows Phone 8 arrives on 29 October, just days after Microsoft's Windows 8 arrives for computers and tablets. Rivals to the 8X include the Nokia Lumia 920 and 820, and a rumoured phone from Microsoft itself. Prices for those phones are yet to be revealed, but let's hope that like the 8X they're cheaper than the first prices quoted.