Strava Drops Garmin Lawsuit
Strava has voluntarily dismissed its patent infringement lawsuit against Garmin, just three weeks after the legal action was first made public.
The lawsuit, filed earlier this month, alleged Garmin infringed on two patents related to Strava's Live Segments and Heatmaps features.
The initial filing requested that courts halt the sale of essentially all Garmin watches and bike computers that utilized these features.
The sudden end to the dispute brings relief to the millions of users who rely on the connection between the two dominant platforms in cycling and running tech.
The dispute quickly appeared to be more complex, seemingly linked to new Garmin API guidelines.
Author's summary: Strava drops lawsuit against Garmin.
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