A subsidiary of a company that shares patent-licensing revenue with Microsoft Corp. has sued Apple Inc. for infringement, adding another wrinkle to the ongoing intellectual-property wars among technology giants.
Luxembourg-based Core Wireless Licensing S.a.r.l. filed a complaint in a Texas court last week alleging that Apple has infringed on eight patents related to wireless communications in multiple versions of its iPhone and iPad.
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