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ITC Agrees to Probe HTC's Patent Claims Against Apple

Jun 11, 2010, 4:37 PM by Eric M. Zeman

Today the U.S. International Trade Commission said that it will investigate HTC's patent claims against Apple. Both firms have sued one another, claiming patent infringement. The ITC has already agreed to examine Apple's complaints against HTC. Both HTC and Apple are seeking to ban the other from importing certain products into the U.S.

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justfinethanku

Jun 12, 2010, 9:17 AM

Convenient distraction at best.

A company that is blatantly and openly using Apple technology (multi-touch among many others) Trying to sue the company they are ripping off?

"I don't care who y'are, that's funny!"

****disclaimer****

I am not saying Apple invented multi-touch. I AM however saying that Apple legally owns the technology and has made it incredibly popular in the iPhone.

Apple will win this lawsuit and any other HTC brings against them.

While I'm predicting things, I'll bet you HTC settles out of court for the lawsuit Apple is bringing against them.

Apple, however, will allow HTC to make themselves look bad with a judgment against them by going all the way through the court process.

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RockTripod

Its not a distraction. In fact, the general consumer will have no idea at all that this is happening. The only people they would be distracting are geeks and blog-readers like us. Which, let's face it, doesn't take much. Shiny things seem to do it...
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Menno

They have a software patent from an office that doesn't know the meaning of "prior art" and they don't have ANYTHING relating to multi touch that would stand up in court.

And if apple was really concerned about their IP, they would be suing PALM, n...
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netboy

Jun 12, 2010, 8:46 AM

learn from the chinese!

there are no patents BS in China!

misschris

I don't think the Chinese have anything we should emulate.

Just my humble opinion, but I'll take our "bs" over their bs any day.

evrodude

Jun 11, 2010, 11:11 PM

It's about

****ing time!..

asidious66

Jun 11, 2010, 4:42 PM

Here it comes...

That being bluecoyote saying "it should be apple suing htc..." or some crap.

flagrantmisuse

if you and a lot of other people in this forum think bluecoyote is so full of crap then why do you allow him to get to you. ignore him, you just enable him with threads like this.

he doesnt attack you personally, he just has a difference of opinion...
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mixali

What? Are you trying to say he is a flamer? 😉

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