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Items tagged with 'Lawsuit'

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Angry iPhone 4 Owners Sue Apple Claiming Faulty Power Button

Angry iPhone 4 Owners Sue Apple Claiming Faulty Power Button

Wednesday, May 15, 2013 - by Paul Lilly in News
Apple's fairly well mastered the art of planned obsolescence, whereby the company leaves out certain desirable features on new devices so that it can introduce them on a later model and entice users to upgrade (think the lack of a rear-facing camera on the original iPad), but to suggest the Cupertino outfit sells knowingly... Read More
Apple Sued for Distributed Trust and Security Patent Infringement

Apple Sued for Distributed Trust and Security Patent Infringement

Thursday, March 21, 2013 - by Paul Lilly in News
A company called Intertrust Technologies has filed a lawsuit against Apple in the U.S. Federal Court in the Northern District of California alleging the Cupertino outfit infringed on more than a dozen patents. Intertrust's lawsuit lists several Apple products and services, including iOS devices such as the iPhone and iPad,... Read More
Apple Facing Potential Class Action For MacBook Pro Retina Display Ghosting Problems

Apple Facing Potential Class Action For MacBook Pro Retina Display Ghosting Problems

Saturday, March 16, 2013 - by Seth Colaner in News
Live by the sword, die by the sword. Apple has taken the path of the courts to settle the hash of its competitors, and now one of its customers is giving the Cupertino company a taste of its own medicine. A fellow named Beau Hodges filed suit against Apple for allowing its customers to buy MacBook Pros with shoddy Retina... Read More
Facebook Settles Class Action Lawsuit for $20M, Your Cut is $10

Facebook Settles Class Action Lawsuit for $20M, Your Cut is $10

Monday, January 28, 2013 - by Paul Lilly in News
Attention Facebook users, you might be eligible to receive a crisp $10 bill (or, more likely, a check worth $10) as part of a class action settlement. Try not to spend it all in one place. The entire settlement is actually worth $20 million, though your cut and everyone else who participates will receive a Hamilton, or... Read More
Apple Drops Patent Claims Against Galaxy S III Mini Smartphone

Apple Drops Patent Claims Against Galaxy S III Mini Smartphone

Saturday, December 29, 2012 - by Ray Willington in News
As the end of the year draws near, it seems that we're starting to (finally) see some grace from the lawyers at Apple and Samsung. As the two were deadlocked in heated trials throughout the year, recently they've caved a bit in what feels like joint efforts to simply move on. Live and let live, as it were. Now, Apple has... Read More
Samsung Drops Efforts To Block Apple Sales In Europe; Is The War Almost Over?

Samsung Drops Efforts To Block Apple Sales In Europe; Is The War Almost Over?

Wednesday, December 19, 2012 - by Ray Willington in News
One has to wonder what the technology universe would feel like if Apple and Samsung weren't at each other's throats. For months now, we've just seen the two tech titans battling like no other in courtrooms all across the globe, largely bitter of patents and who infringed on who. But all told, it's all rather boring. For... Read More
Patent Trolls Drive Majority of All U.S. Patent Lawsuits

Patent Trolls Drive Majority of All U.S. Patent Lawsuits

Tuesday, December 11, 2012 - by Paul Lilly in News
You rarely hear politicians talk about patent reform, but perhaps it's high time the topic merits some discussion. The alternative is to leave the system alone and let businesses pay the price, even if they can't afford it. According to researchers at Boston University School of Law, the cost for businesses paying royalties... Read More
Blizzard Sued in Class Action Over Authenticator Sales

Blizzard Sued in Class Action Over Authenticator Sales

Saturday, November 10, 2012 - by Paul Lilly in News
Blizzard has been hit with a lawsuit over its $6.50 Battle.net Authenticator keychains that it sells online. According to the lawsuit, Blizzard makes millions of dollars by "deceptively and unfairly" charging customers for an after-sale security product, essentially shifting responsibility from the publisher to the consumer... Read More
Apple Loses Appeal in iPad vs. Galaxy Tab Case, Must Run Ad in the UK Apologizing to Samsung

Apple Loses Appeal in iPad vs. Galaxy Tab Case, Must Run Ad in the UK Apologizing to Samsung

Thursday, October 18, 2012 - by Rob Williams in News
Apple may have won its case against Samsung in the US this past August, but in the UK, things haven't proven to be so successful. In the US case, which took much of Samsung's portfolio into question, it was deemed that the company did in fact mimic many of product design choices Apple itself had made well before Samsung.... Read More
Samsung Claims Jury Foreman Misconduct in Apple Patent Case, Wants a New Trial

Samsung Claims Jury Foreman Misconduct in Apple Patent Case, Wants a New Trial

Friday, October 05, 2012 - by Paul Lilly in News
Samsung owes Apple in the neighborhood of a billion dollars after a jury found the company guilty of copying the look and feel of Apple devices and running afoul of several design patents. The high profile trial was rarely without drama, often times at the dismay at Judge Lucy Koh, who warned both companies on numerous... Read More
Microsoft Faces Lawsuit Over Kinect Motion Sensor Technology

Microsoft Faces Lawsuit Over Kinect Motion Sensor Technology

Sunday, September 30, 2012 - by Paul Lilly in News
While gamers move and gyrate in front of Microsoft's Kinect motion sensor for the Xbox 360, the Redmond outfit will have to do some maneuvering of its own...in court. A company called Intelligent Verification Systems claims in federal court that the Kinect infringes on a 2006 patent for an "Animated Toy Utilizing Artificial... Read More
German Prosecutors Accuse HP Employees of Bribery to Secure Russian Contract

German Prosecutors Accuse HP Employees of Bribery to Secure Russian Contract

Thursday, September 20, 2012 - by Paul Lilly in News
One current and two former Hewlett-Packard employees have been named in a criminal bribery case brought on by German prosecutors. According to the indictment, a three-year investigation found that HP executives issued $10 million in kickbacks in order to secure a contract worth four and a half times as much with Russia's... Read More
After Mocking Apple, Samsung Threatens Lawsuit Over iPhone 5

After Mocking Apple, Samsung Threatens Lawsuit Over iPhone 5

Thursday, September 20, 2012 - by Paul Lilly in News
Samsung is certainly feeling spunky these days. After launching a pretty hilarious ad campaign poking fun at Apple users who wait in long lines to purchase every new iPhone iteration, the smartphone maker is again going on the offensive, but in a more serous manner. Reportedly, Samsung said it expects to sue Apple for alleged... Read More
Samsung To Appeal Apple Lawsuit Ruling: This Fight Isn't Over Yet

Samsung To Appeal Apple Lawsuit Ruling: This Fight Isn't Over Yet

Saturday, August 25, 2012 - by Ray Willington in News
You knew it'd happen. Despite being handed down on a Friday, the ruling over the Apple vs. Samsung patent trial was going to evoke statements, and potentially more, from both sides. And now that the verdict is in, both Apple and Samsung are making public statements. Naturally, the tones on each side could not possibly be... Read More
Sharp Cuts $198.5 Million Check to Settle LCD Price Fixing Lawsuit

Sharp Cuts $198.5 Million Check to Settle LCD Price Fixing Lawsuit

Monday, July 09, 2012 - by Paul Lilly in News
Dell and two other companies are going to receive a combined $198.5 million payment from Sharp to settle a civil lawsuit brought forth against a group of companies for setting artificially high prices for liquid crystal display (LCD) panels. Sharp, along with several other companies, was found guilty of price fixing following... Read More
ITU Schedules Meeting To Address "Innovation-Stifling" Patent Lawsuits

ITU Schedules Meeting To Address "Innovation-Stifling" Patent Lawsuits

Saturday, July 07, 2012 - by Ray Willington in News
"Rampant patent litigation." If you've followed consumer technology for any small amount of time, you'd know that it's happening. Apple vs. Samsung. Yahoo vs. Facebook. HTC, Motorola, Google -- you name it. If it's a large tech company, it's probably worried somewhat about being sued over patents. Companies that are involved... Read More
Toshiba Nailed For $87m In LCD Price Fixing Case; Still Says It's Innocent

Toshiba Nailed For $87m In LCD Price Fixing Case; Still Says It's Innocent

Wednesday, July 04, 2012 - by Ray Willington in News
Ouch. Toshiba is the latest panel maker to feel the pinch after being fined a whopping $87 million by a U.S. jury in a price fixing verdict. This week, Toshiba and its subsidiary, Toshiba America Electronic Components, Inc. (TAEC), announced that a jury in the United States District Court for the Northern District of California... Read More
Apple Denied Emergency Request To Bar HTC Phone Imports By ITC

Apple Denied Emergency Request To Bar HTC Phone Imports By ITC

Tuesday, July 03, 2012 - by Ray Willington in News
Nope! That's the answer given to Apple by the International Trade Commission, shutting down its hopes for an emergency ban against HTC products. It's actually one of only a few "No!" responses heard on the legal front lately, as Judge Koh managed to give Apple the ability to halt sales of the Galaxy Tab 10.1 and the Galaxy... Read More
LinkedIn Faces $5 Million Lawsuit for Embarrassing Security Breach

LinkedIn Faces $5 Million Lawsuit for Embarrassing Security Breach

Wednesday, June 20, 2012 - by Paul Lilly in News
Social networking site LinkedIn reportedly faces a $5 million class action lawsuit over a recent security breach that compromised the passwords of millions of members. The suit was filed by Katie Szpyrka in the U.S. District Court in the Northern District of California. Szpyrka says LinkedIn "failed to properly safeguard... Read More
Apple and Motorola Legal / Patent Spat Tentatively Dismissed

Apple and Motorola Legal / Patent Spat Tentatively Dismissed

Friday, June 08, 2012 - by Ray Willington in News
Lawsuits, lawsuits, and a few more suits. That's staying in the news here lately, with loads of major technology companies ratcheting up the ammunition in court cases against one another. Now, however, we're finally getting a breather in one of the more public spats. Motorola and Apple have been at each other for months,... Read More
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