Colombia

A court in Bogota, Colombia has granted Ericsson a preliminary injunction against Apple, which prevents Cupertino and its subsidiaries and partners from importing, selling and even advertising certain iPhones and iPads with 5G connectivity. This is the first major victory for Ericsson after it and Apple renewed legal hostilities earlier this year. The argument is over the licensing fees for certain Standard-Essential Patents (SEP) relating to 5G. Apple accepts that the patents are valid, but it believes that Ericsson…

Ericsson has secured an iPhone and iPad Pro sales ban in Colombia over 5G patent infringements.According to Foss Patents, this comes "ess than six months after the current wave of Ericsson v. Apple patent infringement actions started." The backstory here is somewhat complicated but can be boiled down to the following points:Apple used to pay Ericsson royalty fees for patented 5G technologies.Apple failed to renew the licenses when they expired.Ericsson sued Apple.Apple then sued Ericsson, claiming that the company was…

A court in Colombia has ordered a ban on 5G iPhone and iPad models in the country as part of a patent dispute between Apple and Ericsson. Foss Patents' Florian Mueller reports: Less than six months after the current wave of Ericsson v. Apple patent infringement actions started, the first sales and import ban is already being enforced: Apple is currently unable to sell 5G iPhones and iPads in Colombia, or import them into the South American country A court in Bogotá this week found Apple's best iPhones, the iPhone 12…

This screen grab of a video released by the Colombian presidency shows the wreck of the Spanish galleon San Jose off the coast of Cartagena. Colombia's army has shared unprecedented images of the legendary San Jose galleon shipwreck, hidden underwater for three centuries and believed to have been carrying riches worth billions of dollars in today's money.…

Many people occasionally travel for work.But for some, travel is at the heart of their jobs.CNBC Travel spoke with people from four industries about occupations where working from home — or an office for that matter — isn't an option.A year of travelName: Sebastian ModakJob: Former New York Times "52 Places Traveler"Modak was one of 13,000 people who applied for a role that sent one person to every destination on The New York Times' "Places to Go" list in 2018 — the first year the newspaper hired for the position. He…