No one doesn't like money, but if you have too much money, you will be remembered. Han Xuan is now trying to share profits. Blueberry is a victim thrown out by him. The pressure to eat alone is too great to keep it in your hands. Going public is the best way. . The fastest update

On the huge electronic background wall originally used to create a stage effect, the conceived blueberry group department diagram emerged. The old executive Charlie pointed to it and introduced: "The newly formed company initially included three business departments and a comprehensive research institute.

The company's existing relevant sales channels, patents, factories, etc. will be handed over to this new company, breaking away from Hope Group and becoming a separate company, directly managed by the superior Xueshan Group, and Hope Group will focus on operating software business.

The divestiture has been made in preliminary plans. As you can see in this picture, it owns all patents and sales rights for the company's mobile phone, laptop, and MP3. The text message patent that made more than $540 million this year is not included. That is the idea that Han Xuan himself came up with, so the patent rights belong to him personally.

Originally, some mobile phone parts research and development departments of the institute will be stripped away, such as headphones, LCD screens, etc., and only simple mobile phone R&D departments and patents will be retained. The total number of patents currently owned is more than 1,600, and there are also 341 items under review.

This includes some design patents, such as flip covers, sliding covers, side pushes, rounded corners, etc.

When many people at the scene heard the words of the old Executive Charlie.

It is because of a large number of appearance patents that Blueberry is able to beat Motorola all the way. Just look at the circular mobile phones launched by Motorola, and you can understand how miserable it is being forced.

Motorola has not designed a flip, but on the day of its release, it received a court summons, suing it for infringing on several appearance patents. Siemens also launched a similar one, which was directly banned from selling in European and American countries.

As for Nokia, because it was taken advantage of by Han Xuan in this life and failed to launch a small mobile phone first, it missed the best opportunity to rise. Its current share of the world's mobile phone market is only about 9%, and its performance is not outstanding.

Recently, news came that Hope Group and Motorola have negotiated with the license of appearance patents, but unfortunately it seems that the results have not been achieved. Although hardware is important, appearance is the key to determining whether customers buy it or not.

Unless these appearance patents can be bypassed, the potential consumer group of Blueberry phones will be larger than Motorola, so how can it be easy to give up the monopoly position brought by this core patent that can be called a "commercial nuclear weapon".

Looking back on the negotiations last month, the exchange conditions for Motorola issued by Han Xuan was to exchange appearance patents for Motorola for 47 patents, including antenna design, location-based services and email transmission, touch screen gestures, etc., which almost all important parts of modern smartphones.

Some patents, such as touch screen sensitivity control that prevents accidental input, transmitting location information through GPS and network, and improving data storage, will play an important value in improving mobile phone availability.

God knows why Motorola has so many patents that it will definitely use in the future. It was probably because it was applied for when it was useful during research and development. Motorola's patent library contains more than 10,000 patents. It could still sell so much money after it went bankrupt in the previous life. More than half of the credit is attributed to these enviable patents.

In Blueberry Laboratory, there is a department that secretly develops future mobile phones. It was originally established because Han Xuan was preparing to seize the patent. It was fine if the actual product could not be made, and the "theory" could be registered.

During this period, I did find that there were some important patents that were already in the hands of Motorola, so I took this opportunity to prepare to get it.

It is too difficult to create a monopoly situation with these appearance patents for a long time. Other companies also have patent barriers. If they are hostile to each other, the final result will definitely not be worth the loss.

These patents are insignificant to Motorola, and even Han Xuan can guess what he wants to do with these patents.

If that's the case, Motorola will definitely be 10,000 willing.

What's even more annoying is that Han Xuan plans to charge up to 18 US dollars of patent fees for each sliding cover and flip phone produced by Motorola, which is absolutely terrifying.

Motorola, which has always charged other people's patent fees, can tolerate such shameless threats? It never came back after leaving the negotiation table. The psychological price of their board of directors is four dollars per unit, which is too different, so there is no need to continue negotiations.

Han Xuan doesn't care. He is not afraid that Motorola will use these patents to threaten himself in the future, because Qualcomm also has many patents, and the two most important chips, application processor and baseband chip patents included in smartphones, are all in the hands of Qualcomm.

If you dare to make trouble then, it will not be able to make smart phones. He is confident that at that time, he will monopolize the mainstream market of smart phone software and hardware.

There is nothing to do now, just wait until Motorola people come to the door again. Motorola's market share has dropped by 2.3% this year, and those shareholders will definitely surrender.

It started at eight o'clock, and the reporters and guests listened very seriously, but in Han Xuan's ears, who had already learned about it in advance, this speech was very boring.

A young blonde man came over and said to Han Xuan: "It's your turn to go on stage to speak. Do you need a speech?"

When I looked at Han Xuan, my eyes looked strange because the boss’s speech this time seemed a bit weird?

Shen Yutong helped him fiddle with his hair, but in fact her hairstyle was not messy. She was deliberately looking for a sense of presence. Han Xuan went downstairs and came to the backstage from the employee passage. When Old Chali walked downstairs, he went up immediately.

As soon as he appeared, the reporters' cameras kept flashing, and the applause was much more enthusiastic than when Old Charlie came out.

Although the company's employees rarely see Han Xuan, they all regard him as a mythical figure and achieved such fruitful results in just three or four years. The crazy believers believe that this is something that can only be done by the favor of the gods.

Han Xuan waved his hand, came to the microphone, and said, "Hi, I'm glad to see you on such a pleasant night.

You have already understood the performance of this year, and now I plan to talk about my personal plan.

Have you seen this planet on the screen?

It's Mars, I'm planning to invest privately and plan to send humans to you by 2025.

This will probably be a one-way ticket. By 2015, I will start the national audition, and anyone can voluntarily join this program..." (To be continued.)
Chapter completed!