What's Hawt: "Hong Kong based Proview Technology has once again filed a lawsuit against Apple over the ‘iPad’ brand name, and is asking for the equivalent of close to US $1.6 billion in compensation."
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I've fixed the images on some of these past submissions of yours. Please in the future make sure the image isn't broken on submission.( I always found it best to download/upload it to be honest. )
that's a big deal!
Maybe thats what America needs to do... sue itself and China to get out of debt over calling something a word......1.6 billion. sick.
I think what I need to do is just start trade marking ever word possible, then one day I will be RICH!
Seems sort of dumb although the company does have the right of suing them if they still actually own the name. To me it Justin a bit stood on both sides... Apple for not being 100% in control of the name, and the other side for just filing a patent back then when they werent going to use the iPad name.
China doesn't respect copyright law at all. Even if this company DOES have a good case (Like, IDK...video of Steve Jobs running out on a business deal and audio logs of him calling the others to say "Dude, I totally have an idea that we can steal!"), why should THEY get to reap the benefits of copy protection?
It's about time China follows some rules that the rest of the industrial countries do. They're treating employees like garbage and stealing ideas directly from others.