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One BEEEEELLION dollars in damages. Can't believe Apple gets away with this flagrant abuse of the patent system.
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Mop (196 lbs) (aka rburriel)
Aug 24 '12, 16:33
They invented everything. There was nothing before the iPhone.
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I didn't follow the whole thing much, but I did see a document from Samsung that was pretty bad for them
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Guigue
Aug 24, 16:36
Exactly. They revolutionized the game. The patent system is highly flawed, but this was a clear violation. -- nm
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Don Homer
Aug 24, 16:35
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There's plenty of prior art to invalidate much of what Apple's claiming was infringed. -- nm
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Mop (196 lbs)
Aug 24, 16:38
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Likely this only applies to the general concepts, and not the exact wording of the patents. -- nm
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Beryllium
Aug 24, 16:49
It makes me consider William Gibson's take on the future as preferable. -- nm
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Beryllium
Aug 24, 16:34
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