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More than one USB-C port also helped.

The ultra rich will waste money on anything that has more gold or diamonds than the next person. Sad.

I love how these lawsuits claim an amount for "damages", when the plaintiff never even produced any goods. The only "damages" they should be able to claim is the money they wasted on their patent years ago, which resulted in absolutely no product ever manufactured.

I see all major tech companies like Apple moving to offshore havens at some future point to avoid the legal hassles of developing police states like the U.S.

Touch ID as a sole method of locking a device is not a good idea. U.S. courts are already setting the precedent that it is legal for a court to "compel" a defendant to unlock a device using a fingerprint because the defendant's fingerprint is already on record at the time of arrest. Entering a passcode requires an "internal thought process". Forcing a defendant to enter a passcode would be a violation under the 5th Amendment for self-incrimination, and is therefore far more difficult to circumvent.