Apple's multitouch lawsuit is both dumb and dangerous. - Farhad Manjoo - Slate ...Slate - Farhad Manjoo - 4 Mar, 2010Steve Jobs When Apple CEO Steve Jobs unveiled the iPhone at 2007's Macworld conference, ... |
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Is the Apple-HTC Lawsuit Good for Consumers?Atlantic Online - 4 Mar, 2010Apple filed a lawsuit against Taiwanese mobile phone manufacturer HTC this week. The suit claims that some of HTC's devices infringe on patents used by ... |
Is Apple launching a patent war?CNN - Marguerite Reardon - 4 Mar, 2010Apple has made it clear that it wants the iPhone to have a unique niche in the market, writer says. (CNET) -- First, there was ... |
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Apple's suit against HTC pits patents against innovationChristian Science Monitor (blog) - 4 Mar, 2010The patent system is out of touch with the modern world, where today's innovations are taken for granted in next year's products. Apple Inc. CEO Steve Jobs ... |
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Apple's Lawsuit Against HTC: Bad for Consumers?PC World - David Worthington - 4 Mar, 2010If Apple's lawsuit against HTC is successful it will limit consumer choice of non-Apple handsets, but at the same time give Apple incentive to innovate. ... |
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Apple Sues Nexus One maker HTC over iPhone patentsJoy Online - 4 Mar, 2010“We've been pushing the state-of-the-art in every facet of design….We've been innovating like crazy for the last few years on this and we've filed for over ... |
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Apple's HTC lawsuit: Is it biting off more than it can sue?ZDNet (blog) - Larry Dignan - 4 Mar, 2010Apple's high-profile patent lawsuit vs. HTC could set off a wide range of unintended consequences including a big two-front legal battle with well-heeled ... |
Apple: HTC Phones Caused 'Irreparable Injury'InformationWeek - Paul McDougall - 4 Mar, 2010While Apple's marketing machine generally downplays the threat to the iPhone posed by Google's new Nexus One mobile device, the company's ... |
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Android marketshare growing, iPhone shrinking, says QuantcastComputerworld (blog) - 4 Mar, 2010Apple, if they needed a reason to go after HTC, and by proxy Google, may have had it in marketshare numbers. Android's growth has been pretty spectacular ... |
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7 questions about Apple's suit against HTCmsnbc.com - Harry McCracken - 4 Mar, 2010I'm not a reflexive enemy of the US patent system. But having spent the day mulling over Apple's lawsuit against HTC over ... |
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Apple-HTC: The Grim, Dystopian ScenarioPC World - Harry McCracken - 4 Mar, 2010Apple's suit against HTC has uncanny parallels to a 1988 case where Apple sued Microsoft and HP over Windows and HP's New Wave interface. ... |
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Steve Jobs: A man aggrievedCNNMoney.com (blog) - Philip Elmer-DeWitt - 4 Mar, 2010"To me, the Apple patent suit smells like nothing more than a manifestation of Jobs's own sense of injustice." In the context of Gruber's essay â€" a ... |
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HTC Denies Apple's Accusations, Google SupportsTechtree.com - 4 Mar, 2010HTC has issued an official statement denying all allegations that were slapped on its face by Apple's patents infringement suit. ... |
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Is Apple is out of good ideas?ZDNet (blog) - Garett Rogers - 4 Mar, 2010Patents are very important â€" they help the small guys with really great ideas protect themselves. They give those people and companies a real chance in a ... |
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Del. judge puts Nokia-Apple patent fight on holdThe Associated Press - Randall Chase - Mar 3, 2010WILMINGTON, Del. â€" A federal judge in Delaware has agreed to put a patent fight between Apple Inc. and Finnish phone maker Nokia on hold pending resolution ... |
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Will Apple's Patents Banish HTC Phones?PC World - Jared Newman - Mar 3, 2010Weighing the potential outcomes of Apple's patent infringement lawsuit against HTC, several IP and patent lawyers say HTC's phones could be barred from the ... |
Apple Versus HTC: Show Me the Patents!PC World - Alessondra Springmann - Mar 3, 2010In a statement released yesterday, Apple announced it was suing Taiwanese maker of smartphones HTC for infringing on 20 patents owned by Apple. ... |
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Apple's Patently Absurd HTC SuitPC Magazine - Dan Costa - Mar 3, 2010If Apple's target is Google's Android, why is the company going after HTC? Because HTC brought a knife to a gun fight. by Dan Costa Apple's claim that HTC's ... |
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Google backs HTC in face of Apple lawsuitTimes Online - Mike Harvey - Mar 3, 2010Google has backed HTC, its smartphone manufacturer, after the Taiwanese company was sued for patent infringement by Apple. The move sets the stage for a ... |
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Google Backs HTC in Apple Patent FightPC Magazine - Brian Heater - Mar 3, 2010Apple seemingly made a point not to mention Google in the lawsuit recently filed against HTC. Still, the search giant has been a bit of an ... |
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Apple iPhone Vs. Google Nexus One: The Proxy War BeginsWall Street Journal (blog) - Matt Phillips - Mar 3, 2010AP Apple's legal broadside against the maker of Google's Nexus One smartphone Tuesday has the chattering classes on Wall Street talking ... |
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Apple's lawsuit against HTC may have soured my iPad purchase decisionZDNet (blog) - Matthew Miller - Mar 3, 2010There have been several posts made about the Apple lawsuit against HTC (see my links at the end of this post) and I wanted to post my opinion on this and ... |
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Apple Suit Against HTC Highlights Patent IssuesPC World - Tony Bradley - Mar 3, 2010Apple claims that both HTC and Nokia are infringing on its iPhone-related patents with their smartphones. Nokia accuses Apple of infringing ... |
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Apple v. Google: The Battle Is Fully JoinedInformationWeek (blog) - Eric Zeman - Mar 3, 2010HTC filed an official response to Apple's lawsuit with the Taiwanese Stock Exchange. The company noted that it has been in business for 13 years "and so HTC ... |
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Apple vs. HTC: What the experts sayCNNMoney.com (blog) - Philip Elmer-DeWitt - Mar 3, 2010On Tuesday morning, Apple (AAPL) announced that it had sued Taiwanese smartphone maker HTC for, in Steve Jobs' words, stealing Apple's patented technology. ... |
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Apple's HTC attack is a very dangerous gameZDNet UK - Mar 3, 2010The intellectual property in mobile phones is a mess. Most of it is locked up in a set of cross-licensing agreements between the major players, ... |
Apple files patent lawsuit against HTCComputerworld (blog) - Mar 3, 2010In today's podcast: Apple files patent lawsuit against HTC; EMC, Intel, VMware team up for cloud security; and AMD to be first with six-core desktop chips. ... |
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Apple Starts 'Nuclear War' in Patent Fight With HTCBusinessWeek - Susan Decker, Connie Guglielmo - Mar 3, 2010March 3 (Bloomberg) -- When Steve Jobs unveiled the iPhone in 2007, he said Apple Inc. had applied for more than 200 ... |
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Apple's cold war with Google heats upSan Jose Mercury News - Troy Wolverton - Mar 3, 2010The iPhone maker on Tuesday announced what appears to be a proxy battle against Google in the form of a pair of legal complaints for ... |
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Apple Asks Court To Ban Google PhonesInformationWeek - Paul McDougall - Mar 3, 2010Apple on Tuesday asked the US International Trade Commission to block the importation into the country of HTC's Google Android-based ... |
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