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ITC Agrees to Examine Apple's Complaints Against Kodak

May 13, 2010, 4:28 PM by Eric M. Zeman

Today the U.S International Trade Commission announced that it will move forward with an investigation concerning Kodak's alleged violation of Apple patents. Apple filed a complaint against Kodak and stated that Kodak is infringing on some of its patents related to imaging. Apple is hoping to ban Kodak from importing several of its cameras into the U.S. Apple is at the center of a handful of patent-related lawsuits with competitors such as Nokia and HTC.

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May 13, 2010, 6:53 PM

I have a better idea...

How about the ITC sues Apple for frivolous law suits all in the name of rooster blocking another company for trying to make a living. I seriously hate apple so much...I wish every company under the sun would join forces and sue the day lights out of Apple. Till the day comes when Steve Job's cross eyed great grand kids need to appear in court to answer the charges against them in like the year 2032. I mean how dumb do you have to be to try and sue a camera legend 🤣 😈

Jayshmay

🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

bluecoyote

Apple should fire their entire legal team and hire experts such as yourself. I see you also graduated from Hollywood Upstairs Legal Shool. 🤣

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wdfichtel

May 13, 2010, 5:16 PM

Considering the age of Kodak

And the fact that Kodak was named from the shutter sound of the camera, shouldn't they sue Apple for it's software making a shutter noise? 😉

muchdrama

wdfichtel said:
And the fact that Kodak was named from the shutter sound of the camera, shouldn't they sue Apple for it's software making a shutter noise? 😉

I seriously doubt Kodak violated any of Apple's pate...
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Jayshmay

Hmm, I didn't know that's where Kodak got it's name!!! I just thought it was someones last name!

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