ITC to look again at Apple's patent infringement win over Motorola
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Motorola Mobility is getting another shot at the Apple |
Because Judge Pender had invalidated Motorola Mobility's patent, he had no choice but to rule that Apple did not infringe on the patent. The entire 6 member panel will now review the decision by Judge Pender with a decision due on April 22nd. If Motorola Mobility does win the case, it can seek a sales ban on the Apple iPhone.
source: ITC via CNET
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16 Comments
1. gmracer1 posted on 20 Feb 2013, 22:20 14 1
**************OMMFG LET'S GET THIS BAN GOING!!!!!!!!!!!!!**************
8. anywherehome posted on 21 Feb 2013, 01:55 5 1
someone should really show to the rest of the world, that Apple is so rotten = the proof = look how many haters are here, almost everyone who knows a little about IT so it MUST be based on some facts and it of course is :)
2. 5odead posted on 20 Feb 2013, 22:29 10 1
Banning the phone would be a little too extreme. Even though they should get a taste of their own medicine.
3. -box- posted on 20 Feb 2013, 22:36 12 1
Oh yes, please! Let the TRUE innovators win and let apple rot! A sales ban would be MOST welcome!
4. joey_sfb posted on 20 Feb 2013, 23:01 10 0
Apple should make peace with the rest and mind their own business. There more news on their lawsuits than their products.
5. MorePhonesThanNeeded posted on 21 Feb 2013, 00:19 8 0
Screw the ban, but lets bring in the dollars with royalties...smell that moolah. Bans are stupid, royalties are a way to make money off your competition and keep innovating all the same.
7. Sniggly posted on 21 Feb 2013, 01:29 3 0
Not quite. We already have information suggesting that Tim Cook isn't a big fan of the patent wars. However, the wars have a ton of momentum that's hard for him to stop. If Motorola and the other manufacturers can gain leverage on Apple, they can likely grind the wars to a stop by giving Cook the excuse he needs to shut down the litigation department of Apple and move on.
Guaranteed that the wars will stop the minute Apple stops instigating them.
16. LionStone posted on 21 Feb 2013, 13:34 1 0
I'm a firm believer...Don't start nothing, Won't be nothing!
11. gmracer1 posted on 21 Feb 2013, 08:09 3 0
Under Apple, they're not customers.....they're sheep. If Apple loses, the sheep will be set free and they can run free through the meadows xD
9. WHoyton1 posted on 21 Feb 2013, 05:40 2 0
Apple are starting to like digging themselves holes letss see how they get out of this one.....probably buy paying the judge a ridiculous amount of money...
10. InspectorGadget80 posted on 21 Feb 2013, 07:35 1 1
Dear itc drop this fckn case already &to stop lobbying getting feee money & iprpducts from apple
12. gmracer1 posted on 21 Feb 2013, 08:11 1 0
Grammar and Punctuation checks, please. Aisle 10.
13. dragonscourgex posted on 21 Feb 2013, 08:50 0 3
As much as I would love to see Moto win this and the iPhone banned, for all the trouble Apple has caused. I hope Moto take the higher road and try not to seek a ban on Apple product. Show everyone, unlike Apple, they don't need the court system to sell their products.
15. gmracer1 posted on 21 Feb 2013, 10:58 0 1
If iPhones are banned, customers will eventually have to switch devices. I'd prefer an Android merge, but I really wouldn't care what anyone would switch to--just as long as iPhones are gone.
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