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2010-08-21
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#12
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Originally Posted by HellFlyer
If software source code is offered for sale by the owner, you are certainly legally allowed to buy it. It usually is only offered to be licensed for use, but that does not mean that it legally can not be bought or sold.
well legally you cant buy software (source code) , you're buying the license to use it but in this case you're right even though you payed you dont have a feeling that you are using not woning Apple's toy
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The Mini-USB plug is an improvement over both the Type B plug and the Micro-B plug.
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2010-08-21
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Originally Posted by ysss
Hmmm... Seem like most (all?) these things have been already discussed or implemented in N8x0 and that was already in July 2008... Apple is late again trying to get a patent, or am I mistaken?
The more interesting question to me is that.. would this patent obstruct other (open/oss) implementation of security app that involves taking pictures of the supposed perp and sending it home (to us)?
The quieter you become the more you are able to hear
"I'm a N900 user, can I haz Flash 10 plz?!11!?"
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