Quote:Originally Posted by jungmark Pass the popcorn. Isn't Android open? Can't they just download the code? /sExactly. That's because only portions of Android are open, not everything. Googles keeps a firm grip on Android.
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Originally Posted by KDarling
So are you going to be a man and apologize to the poster you wrongly slammed out of your own ignorance? Or do you have no honor?
PS. Those of...
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Originally Posted by KDarling
Ah. He's not talking about changing the user agent.
He's pointing out that stock Chrome says it's "AppleWebKit", which might confuse...
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Originally Posted by KDarling
Not only is that a weird selection of websites, but who does not use an app to go to LinkedIn on their phone? Or apps or widgets for any of...
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Originally Posted by Robert Bray
It would be nice to get a list of what UA strings they're associating with what device.
I ask this because Chrome on my Galaxy Nexus has "Mozilla/5.0(Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X...
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Originally Posted by v5v
I am honestly not trying to be a smartass here, but my reaction to this article is "So what?" How does anyone benefit from knowing that the majority of mobile web traffic...
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Originally Posted by Tallest Skil
Hi-yo!
One of the funniest pics I've seen in awhile.
Now trying to figure out who the original was (I'm guessing...
^ Bull. Google released an official statement backing Motorola's actions and supporting their decisions. They could have settled this long ago if they wanted. There's no rule that says once a court case starts it needs to run its course,...
Quote:Originally Posted by KDarling They were going partly by what various EU judges had ruled.
For example, a German judge recently ruled that FRAND only meant the patent holder must offer the patent, and did not otherwise remove...
Quote:Originally Posted by KDarling Not much has changed.
Apple still has to pay Motorola for use of their patents, and injunctions are still available if a licensee fails to negotiate.
This preliminary finding says that SEP...