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Strava and Suunto each sue Garmin over patent infringement claims - Bicycle Retailer & Industry News
· By Endurance Wire
DENVER (BRAIN) — Strava and Suunto are each suing Garmin for patent infringement. Strava is suing the GPS brand in a Colorado court, saying Garmin's segments and leaderboards features violate a patent licensing agreement the two companies reached in 2015. Suunto, a Finnish company that sells fitness watches and related gear, is suing Garmin in a Texas court. It charges that Garmin fitness watches infringe on five of its patents. Garmin made a 2015 agreement with Strava to use Strava Live Segments on its bike computers, watches and software.
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