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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. )
After reading a whole article I feel that, Apple wasn't betrayed by the law firm, but by a lawyer at that firm
It's slowly being crushed by it's own weight - the patent system.
Like a badly fragmented HHD, the system needs to be reformatted.
what goes around comes around.
Well the new patent system is perfect for the biggest troll of all..Apple. It no longer matters that you had the tech first. Who ever patents it first gets it. Which sucks for the little guy who can't pay over 10 grand for a patent. And these dumb ass judges (Koh) seem to think its not about who invented it first but about who made it popular first.
Believe those said lawyer/s ( who also had free access ) did some research about patent infringement, asked around, saw some loopholes.. then thought ( greedily ), we can make a lot of money out of this.
Think they simply went overboard with their careers on this one.