Global technology companies HONOR and Nokia have recently reached an agreement aimed at sharing patents related to 5G and other cellular technologies. The agreement, termed a patent cross-license agreement, signifies a move towards fostering innovation in these crucial technological fields.

Nokia's Chief Licensing Officer for Mobile Devices, Susanna Martikainen, expressed satisfaction with the agreement, highlighting its significance in the context of Nokia's recent efforts to resolve legal disputes in the smartphone market. Martikainen emphasized Nokia's strong patent portfolio and its extensive contributions to cellular standards and related technologies over many years.

Wenyu Zhou, Head of Global Intellectual Property at HONOR, echoed Martikainen's sentiments, emphasizing HONOR's commitment to respecting intellectual property rights. Zhou underscored the importance of reasonable IP valuation in driving innovation within the mobile industry and stressed HONOR's dedication to innovation in enabling smart living across various scenarios and platforms.

HONOR, known for its recent launch of the Ultra-Tough smartphone HONOR X9b 5G, draws inspiration from iconic devices like the Nokia 3310. The company prides itself on offering solutions to everyday consumer needs while ensuring a balance between affordability and quality in its products.

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