Nokia Oyj said it won a court injunction that would prevent rival HTC Corp from using microphone components made by STMicroelectronics NV in HTC One phones. The Finnish phone maker said in a statement announcing the decision by the Amsterdam District Court that the microphone components were invented by Nokia and manufactured exclusively for Nokia phones. "HTC has no licence or authorisation from Nokia to use these microphones or the Nokia technologies from which they have been developed," Nokia said. It said the injunction was effective until March 2014 and would prevent ST Micro from selling the components to Taiwan's HTC globally. Such a decision could create further headaches for HTC, which has already struggled with component shortages for its flagship HTC One smartphone. HTC said it was disappointed with the decision. "We are considering whether it will have any impact on our business and we will explore alternative solutions immediately" HTC said in an emailed statement.