businessweek.com Motorola Mobility Holdings Inc. won a German patent ruling over Apple Inc.’s iCloud service that may allow the company to block sales of devices including iPhone and iPad in the country if they use the software that accesses it.
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Motorola Mobility Wins Second German Ruling Against Apple
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