HTC One Mini sales resume in the UK until December 12 hearing

December 9, 2013

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Last week, Nokia earned a victory in a patent dispute that halted HTC One Mini sales in the United Kingdom. The device would no longer be available and consumers would have to opt for another device. Fortunately for HTC, the device will resume being sold until December 12. That is the date that HTC will head back to court to appeal the court's decision. While a few days won't make a difference in terms of sales, HTC's camp is preparing to fight in order to keep the One Mini around in the United Kingdom.

Here is HTC's statement:

“HTC is pleased that an urgent hearing with the Court of Appeal has been scheduled for Dec. 12. Until the Court of Appeal hearing on Dec. 12, the court’s injunction against HTC is stayed. Until the hearing on Dec. 12, our U.K. customers will be able to sell all HTC devices which are already in their inventories.”

Source: Focus Taiwan
Via: HTC Source

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