Oppo settles 5G patent dispute with Nokia paving the way for global Find X7 Ultra release

Oppo settles 5G patent dispute with Nokia paving the way for global Find X7 Ultra release،

Oppo a resolved the disputes over 5G patents which prevented it from selling revolutionary phones like the Find X7 Ultra with its two periscope cameras, or the foldable Find N3, outside its territory.

It managed to strike a cross-licensing deal with Nokia which claimed Oppo had infringed its 5G patents without paying royalties, while Oppo claimed it owned 3,300 5G standard patents and did not need of Nokia's intellectual property.

Oppo 5G patent portfolio statistics

The long-running drama that froze Oppo's sales in most European countries, for example, prevented it from launching phones like the Oppo Find X6 Pro last year, and that was a shame because Oppo is usually a step ahead of Samsung and Apple when it comes to phone specs and performance.

Last year, for example, the Find Samsung understood and introduced its own 50 MP sensor on one of the Galaxy S24 Ultra zoom cameras.

However, Oppo's Find Galaxy S24 Ultra and its 5x zoom kit to see how the 50MP zoom sensor idea it borrowed holds up against Oppo's OG zoom upgrades.

Regardless, now that the Nokia 5G patent battle with Oppo has reached a peaceful resolution that likely includes a royalty swap, the Find X7 Ultra could finally launch globally, but maybe not priced below $1000 for the 16GB/512GB version. it is now available in the original country.

Still, it would probably still be cheaper than Samsung's Galaxy S24 Ultraand since it features many better specs, especially in the camera department with the 1-inch Sony sensor and folded optical lens, the Find X7 Ultra vs S24 Ultra comparison might turn out to be the most epic fight for the soul of Android. until the summer launch.