Lawrence Latif, The Inquirer:
"Advertising broker Google seems to have given its blessing for Motorola to forge ahead with a patent infringement lawsuit against Apple.
Motorola Mobility, which is set to become part of Google, has alleged Apple infringed six patents with its Iphone 4S. The patents include one which is entitled "Receiver having concealed external antenna", something that could describe pretty much every mobile phone on sale today."
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What happens here is that Apple releases a product that it's successful, and when competitors can't have a piece of the cake, they go crying to mommy court.
I can't believe companies as big as Google, MS, Samsung, all cry over the success of the iPhone instead of using all those billions in R&D to get their own ideas.
I am not an Apple fanboy, and I don't know if Apple used their own ideas, or if they copied them, or if Steve Jobs got abducted by Aliens at some point and stole all of their technology while he was escaping, but the reality is that all this legal battles are just like kindergarten kids crying because the other kid has the cooler toy.
you know it's Apple that have been suing people left right and centre lately.
and in some cases altering images of their targets to use as evidence.
so they're not exactly innocent here.
That's not what patents were meant for.
Their all ready hard enough to keep track of.
Imagine that some self inventor made a brilliant device, but didn't know that the way it uses electricity already had several patents.
It's a vicious cycle. Even worse are the squatters that sit
on patents and do nothing with them.