After last June, Qualcomm filed the first lawsuit against the Meizu in China for violation of patents related to 3G and 4G technology, executives of both companies were quick to realize that the courts will not achieve success. So they decided to sign a licensing agreement for the use of patents.

Meizu has received a license to develop, manufacture and sale of smart phones equipped with modems, CDMA2000, WCDMA and 4G LTE. In return, Qualcomm gets a percentage of sales.



He also announced that Meizu first smart phone equipped with a Snapdragon MSM8953 chipset (Snapdragon 625) could will be presented and available for purchase in December.

Otherwise, Qualcomm Inc., has 75 percent of its revenue from the licensing of technology. But it is a very difficult business relations with Chinese manufacturers of smartphones. First they cheated over the number of devices sold in order to pay less royalties. Then they accused the US giant to prevent fair competition. That is why Qualcomm has had to devise specific licensing terms of its technology in China. Also a few days ago, Qualcomm has signed a similar agreement with the Chinese company Gionee, and in August last year with the company Vivo

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