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As Strava sues Garmin, Suunto smells blood in the water and joins in, filing its own lawsuit
· By Endurance Wire
Get full access to premium articles, exclusive features and a growing list of member rewards. We've broken the whole situation down below, along with the likely outcomes of this still-evolving legal quagmire. The Strava/Garmin suit dates back to 2011, when Strava filed the patent for what would become its Segments technology. Segments allow users to determine how well they've done between two points on a course, using GPS technology to provide data on the user traveling between those points.
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