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ITC Agrees to Examine Apple's Complaints Against HTC

Apr 1, 2010, 1:24 PM by Eric M. Zeman

Today the U.S. International Trade Commission indicated that it will move forward with an investigation into Apple's patent-related claims against HTC. The ITC said in a statement, "[We have] voted to institute an investigation of certain personal data and mobile communications devices and related software. The products at issue in this investigation relate to hardware and software used in mobile communication devices, including but not limited to cellular phones and smartphones." The ITC will determine if what Apple alleges has merit, and then make a decision regarding further course of action. Apple claims that HTC is violating a number of its patents related to the iPhone.

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netboy

Apr 2, 2010, 11:47 AM

good! hope they ban htc from selling phones in usa !

we dont need htc old junks in usa!
did you know all htc wm phones released over 6 months in europe before they release it to usa?
they treating usa users like dog! that is like going to resturant, you not allow to eat until everyone is finished eatting!

Versed

Don't blame HTC for that, blame the carriers for not bring them to their stables. The N1 was released in the US first. The G1 was as well.

First, I happen to like many of HTC's products, especially the ones in the last few years. And add this, I...
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evrodude

Netboy, for someone from the USA, you seem to have a rather poor grasp of the English language grammar and spelling...

Amarantamin

Ooh, Godforbid that any country other than the US gets technology first. . . 🙄

bluecoyote

Apr 1, 2010, 2:40 PM

Crash and burn, HTC

I for one, welcome the impact this will have on saving their glitchy silver bricks from hitting landfills.

HTC is the. worst. manufacturer. ever.

alpaca_camel

NOT AGAIN ... 😡

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corny

HTC is the worst manufacturer ever? Apple doesn't even agree with that. If Apple thought that HTC was the worst manufacturer ever, why would they be threatened to the point of a lawsuit against HTC?

What's interesting is that half of the patent...
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tbacba

Monty Python: "the record's stuck, the record's stuck, the record's..."

Jayshmay

Oh, I'm sure the tables will turn against Apple sometime in the not too distant future. You'll see.

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evrodude

Let's see: locked-down device, limited proprietary operating system, can only add apps from the app market, no ability to add storage, cannot swap out a battery, must use iTunes which is the ****tiest piece of software ever produced to manage the devi...
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RockTripod

Its nice to see you can pull yourself away from the bridge you live under long enough to share your wisdom with us, troll.

Slammer

What Apple fans of these forums don't seem to understand, is that the world is not made up of all Tech Geeks and Software Developers. It is mostly populated of proprietory individuals that seek fun, excitement and quests for new trends to enjoy while ...
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