What Apple do have is the deep pockets to sue others and claim they were first..
Apple have good marketing on top of a good product which was made up of a lot of components from other places. Cudo's to them for the product, keep producing more and compete in the market place - try suing less, it hurts your customers by holding back progress of technology by spending $ on lawyers instead.
Maybe neonode should have sued apple for $40/phone for using slide to unlock!
Or LG, another $40/phone, for Look and Feel of a rounded rectangle smartphone with a capacitive screen.. sheesh
Eric, if you refuse to believe the truth then there's not much I can do about it, is there? If numerous people pointed this out to me then I missed it until your post which I responded to with a , 'well that explains it'. Was there a point to your post outside of childish name calling? I'm not sure what else you want from me.
Sigh. So the "conversation" started with name calling, replied to with a cordial response, which was replied to with a "ZOMG NO ONE BELIEVES YOU" type post sprinkled with more name calling. Eric, I hope you can see why I didn't attempt to answer your questions in the past. As I had said, it didn't look like you were actually interested in a level headed conversation. Your behavior in that thread and this one have only served to confirm my initial line of thinking. I hoped that after having some time to cool off from the other thread (you seemed rather worked up) that you would be more level headed this time around. Unfortunately that didn't pan out. Oh well, it's not the first time I was wrong and certainly won't be the last.
Universally, people who trivialize patents are people who have never actually invented anything.
People who think the system needs reform are universally people who don't understand what patents are
And people who think Apple's being abusive, are people who are pro-android.
The ENTIRE anti-patent movement started in January of 2007 when Google decided it would have to infringe in order to compete.
At least you're in the right thread. Mueller gained his notoriety as a patent expert during his NoSoftwarePatents.com days, a site he helped found in 2004
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Shut up and go away.
I read that he had a falling-out with a neighbour who worked at Apple, to the extent that the Apple guy was sueing him.
People who think the system needs reform are universally people who don't understand what patents are
And people who think Apple's being abusive, are people who are pro-android.
The ENTIRE anti-patent movement started in January of 2007 when Google decided it would have to infringe in order to compete.
Put to a tee.
Eric, if you refuse to believe the truth then there's not much I can do about it, is there? If numerous people pointed this out to me then I missed it until your post which I responded to with a , 'well that explains it'. Was there a point to your post outside of childish name calling? I'm not sure what else you want from me.
Sigh. So the "conversation" started with name calling, replied to with a cordial response, which was replied to with a "ZOMG NO ONE BELIEVES YOU" type post sprinkled with more name calling. Eric, I hope you can see why I didn't attempt to answer your questions in the past. As I had said, it didn't look like you were actually interested in a level headed conversation. Your behavior in that thread and this one have only served to confirm my initial line of thinking. I hoped that after having some time to cool off from the other thread (you seemed rather worked up) that you would be more level headed this time around. Unfortunately that didn't pan out. Oh well, it's not the first time I was wrong and certainly won't be the last.
At least you're in the right thread. Mueller gained his notoriety as a patent expert during his NoSoftwarePatents.com days, a site he helped found in 2004