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Blix trying to get other 'Sherlocking' victims to fight Apple in court
sweetheart777 said:Silly thought: Apply for a patent?
As a developer, I do hate that Apple frequently "Sherlocks" indie developers. I do think that, out of goodwill, they should provide fair compensation in such situations, but there are legal issues with that - opening the possibility of future legal action, particularly if the offer of compensation is not accepted (e.g. if Blix says that feature is worth US$1 Trillion).
I do think Apple could offer a technology licensing arrangement without admitting guilt somehow.
Still, even if Apple were to license the technology from Blix, since they don't have a patent or any kind of trade dress, another company could sue them for the same thing the next day; then, the fact that they paid something to Blix could be used against them with that next company.Entitled developers. What an annoying group. You don't deserve anything out of goodwill just because someone else makes an app that's better than yours, an app that offers more ease-of-use than yours, or an app that isn't littered with crap. Either make a good app and keep people from moving off of your app, or stop whining. -
AirPods Pro firmware update sacrifices noise cancellation quality for bass
fred1 said:Anilu_777 said:Crap! I updated immediately. Any indication they’re going to fix this? I’ve noticed the drop in ANC noise reduction. It was much better out of the box months ago.
On a different note, what are "truly wireless" earphones?? Uh, either they're connected by wire or they aren't, no?Truly wireless earphones are, truly wireless. They don't connect to the earphones with anything, think AirPods. Wireless earphones are bluetooth like truly wireless ones, but they connect to each other with a wire, think Beats X. -
Capital One hacker under investigation for 30 more AWS data breaches
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Apple buys Intel modem business in $1B deal
Cellular equipped Macs. Those are going to be great. Nearly everyone who uses an Always Connected PC or cellular iPad swears by being, well, always connected. Integrating this into all Macbooks will heavily drive up the added value for each on. Might even be able to supercharge the new Find My ecosystem, though I don't think that Apple will do that. Not until the modems are power efficient enough to compete with Bluetooth for device tracking.
All in all, very exciting to see what Apple will do with this acquisition beyond simply slapping another Apple-made part into the iPhone in lieu of a non-Apple-made part.
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Huawei touts its 'substantial contributions' to Android and says it will continue supporti...