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BigBadGuber! 2011-03-25 20:29

Apple apparently did not infringe on any of the NOKIA patents
 
....ruled by judge today. I guess Apple didnt cheat.

JonWW 2011-03-25 20:55

Re: Apple apparently did not infringe on any of the NOKIA patents
 
or the judge probably has an iphone... or an ipad, and dosn't want to loose any features! :D

mishmich 2011-03-25 21:07

Re: Apple apparently did not infringe on any of the NOKIA patents
 
Link please?

Crash 2011-03-25 21:30

Re: Apple apparently did not infringe on any of the NOKIA patents
 
http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/...72O5XS20110325

HellFlyer 2011-03-25 21:47

Re: Apple apparently did not infringe on any of the NOKIA patents
 
Why this stupid trolling OP?

"Judge James Gildea, of the International Trade Commission, which hears many patent cases, said in his initial determination that Apple did not violate the Nokia patents. The complaint had been filed in December 2009.

The next step will be for the entire commission to either uphold or throw out Gildea's decision. The target date for that decision is August 1, 2011"

jo21 2011-03-25 21:51

Re: Apple apparently did not infringe on any of the NOKIA patents
 
it's imposible to make a phone and not infringe a nokia patent.

woody14619 2011-03-25 21:58

Re: Apple apparently did not infringe on any of the NOKIA patents
 
One of a council of judges has said it, and the remaining council have to agree to make this an actual ruling. Further this is only for ITC, which deals with international trade, not actual patent law. All this means is that Apple may be allowed to continue to export it's products. It does not hold any weight in the way of actual patent infringement or how local courts will rule.

All in all, it's a "good thing" for Apple, but it's far from a declaration or decision of merit as to if Apple actually infringed or not. You may want to change the title to something a little more appropriate, say "Judge sides with Apple in ITC case"

danramos 2011-03-25 22:24

Re: Apple apparently did not infringe on any of the NOKIA patents
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by JonWW (Post 975784)
or the judge probably has an iphone... or an ipad, and dosn't want to loose any features! :D

By that logic, perhaps Nokia should indeed have done a better job of getting more of their products into more hands and treating customers better. No?

JonWW 2011-03-25 23:08

Re: Apple apparently did not infringe on any of the NOKIA patents
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by danramos (Post 975840)
By that logic, perhaps Nokia should indeed have done a better job of getting more of their products into more hands and treating customers better. No?

I couldn't agree more, I was being sarcastic.

"Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery."

I think it's a sad when big companies start suing each other over little things. Patents are filed all too often IMO.
Audi in one of there ads claimed they filed 6000 or was it 8000 patents with the R8, this is absurd, I understand patents are there to protect invention, but let the product speek for itself.
Apple have produced some fantastic devices (said through gritted teeth) and the world has gone mad for them. Suing them makes Nokia look a little jealous that they didn't invent something quite as iconic.
Too many patents will stifle invention because no one will be able to produce anything of real greatness because someone else will stop them, unless of course it's chinese.

Laughing Man 2011-03-25 23:37

Re: Apple apparently did not infringe on any of the NOKIA patents
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by JonWW (Post 975854)
I couldn't agree more, I was being sarcastic.

"Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery."

I think it's a sad when big companies start suing each other over little things. Patents are filed all too often IMO.
Audi in one of there ads claimed they filed 6000 or was it 8000 patents with the R8, this is absurd, I understand patents are there to protect invention, but let the product speek for itself.
Apple have produced some fantastic devices (said through gritted teeth) and the world has gone mad for them. Suing them makes Nokia look a little jealous that they didn't invent something quite as iconic.
Too many patents will stifle invention because no one will be able to produce anything of real greatness because someone else will stop them, unless of course it's chinese.

I agree with your patent argument, but would you feel the same if Apple were to start suing others (like they have as well?). Frankly like I said before in that mega thread, I find the whole situation stupid.


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