The German company, Teles says that it is sueing Nokia for patent infringements over its latest VoIP mobile phone. The company says that the Nokia 6136 infringes, by means of its "GSM fallback" functionality, Teles' German und European VoIP patents. Concerning its German and European VoIP patents, Teles says that it intends to launch short term further patent infringement cases against internationally well-known providers of VoIP products with "lineswitching fallback" functionality for fixed and/or mobile networks: Namely, all these advanced VoIP products consider the packetswitching Internet as the primary telecommunications network and hand a call over to a lineswitching network only occasionally (e.g. if the quality of the Internet communications is/becomes poor) - which violates the Teles VoIP patents from the year 1996.

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