Patent lawsuits between technology companies have become a regular affair. Although Apple have had a few successes in its patent battles, the company has rarely been held responsible for infringement itself. In such a rare case, a US court has now ruled that Apple has infringed three patents owned by MobileMedia.
The most prevalent method for cooling down laptops is the use of small electric fans. The problem with these fans is that they tend to make noise and are not very sleek. General Electronics has now unveiled an alternative which is quieter, far sleeker and consumes less power.
Apple is hailed as the undisputed king of the smartphone and tablet market. Despite many competitors, Apple has led both markets in terms of the revenue it generates. But Samsung has overtaken everyone when it comes to the sheer volume of quarterly smart connected device shipments.
We reported earlier that one of the Pirate Bay founders, Gottfrid Svartholm, had been arrested by Cambodian police and handed over to Swedish authorities. He had been in solitary confinement for the last three months but thankfully, he is finally being released from it and is being moved to a normal prison.
Do you have any idea about the leading platform used for viewing Netflix videos? It’s PlayStation 3 (in short, PS3). It has been revealed that major Netflix members use PS3 to stream Netflix content; the number reaches over 30 million users.
We recently reported that after years of back-and-forth negotiations failed between Samsung and Ericsson, the latter has decided to take the legal course. Apparently, in relation to this decision, Ericsson has also filed complaint with the U.S. International Trade Commission(ITC), seeking a ban on many Samsung products.
Avid followers of Microsoft’s Xbox have been anxiously waiting for the company to release the next version of the immensely popular game console. Whereas the company hasn’t divulged any details as to when the next Xbox may arrive, certain sources claim that it will hit the shelves during 2013 holiday season.
LM Ericsson is one of the leaders in the field of wireless infrastructure. The company has a number of highly valuable wireless patents to its name and has now claimed that Samsung has infringed its patents, filing a lawsuit against the South Korean electronics maker.