[DOC] [TLE] NTP, Inc. - Wikipedia [PAR] NTP, Inc. is a Virginia-based patent holding company founded in 1992 by the late 
inventor ... The RIM license agreement was part of an overall settlement of a 
patent ... On November 6, 2006, NTP announced that it had filed a patent 
infringement ... In 2000, NTP sent notice of their wireless email patents to a 
number of... [DOC] [TLE] Case study 2 BlackBerry Case - WIPO [PAR] essential part of the BlackBerry communications device and the innovation is the 
... Patent, license, infringement, wireless, communications, BlackBerry. 1.4. ... 
NTP filed a complaint in US courts that BlackBerry infringed on their patent rights 
to ... time RIM expanded its market from North America through Europe and Asia. 
It. [DOC] [TLE] NTP v RIM - ulam page [PAR] Campana founded his company NTP to enforce his patents. A lawsuit was 
brought in 2000, after RIM (and others) wouldn't agree to a license. ... RIM settled 
for $612 million in Mar 2006 , after an original verdict of $33 million (part .... the 
idea of sending email to small portable wireless devices and RIM implemented 
just that. [DOC] [TLE] RESEARCH In Motion Ltd. -- Trials, litigation, etc. - EBSCOhost ... [PAR] Results 1 - 50 ... 65.8 million dollars as the settlement penalty over a patent dispute. .... device 
makers of a lawsuit filed by NTP against Research In Motion (RIM) which alleges 
RIM violated U.S. patents held by NTP in the way it provides its mobile push e-
mail service. ... Carson, Phil // RCR Wireless News; 12/18/2006, Vol. [DOC] [TLE] RIM to Pay NTP $612.5 Million To Settle BlackBerry Patent Suit - WSJ [PAR] Research in Motion agreed to settle its nearly five-year legal battle with NTP for 
$612.5 million, ... Updated March 4, 2006 12:01 a.m. ET ... of its widely used 
BlackBerry wireless email device, agreed to pay $612.5 million to settle its ... 
Leon Sterling, who runs a marketing-communications business in Albuquerque, 
N.M., said... [DOC] [TLE] The Territorial Limits of U.S. Patent Law  NTP, Inc. v. Research In ... [PAR] A business traveler carrying a portable PC has great difficulty in finding a 
telephone ... it.16 In the end, a patent infringement judgment against the 
BlackBerry system will ... 17 On March 3, 2006, RIM and NTP finally settled out of 
court. .... communications using a small wireless device.31 In its order of August 
14, 2002, the. [DOC] [TLE] Articles about Personal Communicators - latimes [PAR] E-mails sent from "Le BlackBerry" pass through servers in the United States and 
Britain, and ... BlackBerry maker Research in Motion Ltd. is introducing a software 
... the airwaves for the newest generation of wireless communications devices, 
AT&T ... and patent owner NTP Inc. traded accusations about their offers to settle 
a... [DOC] [TLE] NTP, Inc. | Bulldog Reporter [PAR] Having just settled a patent suit for over $600 million in March that threatened to 
shut down ... February 25, 2006 0 ... sales and service of the portable email 
device in the United States, Fox News reported Wednesday. ... Canadian 
wireless communications provider Research In Motion Ltd. and its legal 
adversary NTP Inc.,... [DOC] [TLE] Research, no motion: How the BlackBerry CEOs lost an empire | The ... [PAR] Feb 21, 2012 ... Research In Motion, whose BlackBerry phones pioneered wireless email, no 
longer ... With the declaration "amateur hour is over," it promised to bring 
enterprise-level .... had questioned his life's work  making a secure, portable 
email device. ..... 2006: RIM and NTP settle patent lawsuit for $612.5 million. [DOC] [TLE] O'Neill, Connell --- "The Battle Over Blackberry: Patent Trolss and ... [PAR] The year 2006 marked the end of over five years of patent litigation between ... 
NTP alleged infringement of 31 claims of Campana's patents by RIM in ... The 
settlement agreement granted RIM and its partners 'an unfettered right to 
continue its  ..... The DCS incorporated a portable email device including a two-

Question: In 2006 Research In Motion settled its patent lawsuit with NTP over this portable wireless communications device
Answer: a BlackBerry