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  • How Apple and Google’s Romance Turned To Hate [Apple-google War]
    By Gizmodo on March 2nd, 2010 | No Comments Comments

    Apple has sued Google’s phone manufacturer for infringing on 20 iPhone patents. Not so long ago, Apple and Google were a nice couple. Then, everything went to hell. The romance began with the iPhone, even while we didn’t know about it in 2006. Back then, Steve Jobs invited Google’s CEO Eric Schmidt to his…

  • DirecTV suing Dish Network over Why Pay More ads, says there’s plenty of reasons
    By Engadget on February 12th, 2010 | No Comments Comments

    While we settle our disputes the old fashioned way (Judge Judy appearances) DirecTV’s taking its beef with recent Dish Network ads to a slightly different courtroom. The “Why Pay More” ad campaign has been running for the last year but it appears the latest “Man on the Street” spot (embedded after …

  • Windows XP patch fiasco gets even crazier, Microsoft now scrambling for solutions
    By Engadget on February 12th, 2010 | No Comments Comments

    If you ever needed a reason to go Linux, here you go. The noise surrounding this patently obscure Windows XP bug / patch fiasco has just reached a fever pitch, and now we’ve got engineers within Redmond scratching their heads, too. As the story goes, Microsoft recently patched a security hole that took …

  • Emblaze goes flame on, sues Microsoft and Apple for patent infringement
    By Engadget on February 11th, 2010 | No Comments Comments

    It looks like it’s going to be one of those days . Emblaze , parent company of Else and creator of the First Else that we felt compelled to check the pulse of at CES, is going down the long, dangerous road of patent disputes, challenging both Microsoft and Apple with a lawsuit…

  • Sharp and Samsung settle LCD patent cases, end legal dispute
    By Engadget on February 8th, 2010 | No Comments Comments

    After three years of spent treasure , Sharp and Samsung have finally settled their LCD patent fight. Although the terms of the agreement won’t be made public, a Sharp spokesman was caught boasting about conditions that “will be in favor of Sharp” — the company that kicked off the battle back in 2007. As a recap, the…

  • Apple retaliates: requests US import ban on Nokia phones
    By Engadget on January 16th, 2010 | No Comments Comments

    As expected, Apple just responded to Nokia’s ITC request to ban Apple device imports with a US embargo request of its very own. Notice of Apple’s complaint (without any detail) was posted yesterday on the website of the International Trade Commission — a government agency tasked with protecting the US market…

  • Facebook App’s Password Data Breach Turns into Lawsuit
    By Mashable on December 30th, 2009 | No Comments Comments

    Facebook and MySpace app maker and advertising network RockYou isn’t having a great December. Earlier this month, 32 million passwords were compromised by a hacker going by the alias of “igigi.” That’s more than half of RockYou’s monthly active users. The password attack, carried out through …

  • Kodak wins preliminary ruling in patent squabble with Samsung
    By Engadget on December 19th, 2009 | No Comments Comments

    Good old December, the busiest time of the year for elves, reindeer, jolly old fat guys… and lawyers , apparently . Joining the rush to make momentous decisions before Santa arrives, the International Trade Commission has made a preliminary ruling in favor of Kodak in its dispute over digital camera patents with Samsung. Though the original lawsuit…

  • Facebook Looks to Kill Beacon For Good With $9.5 Million Settlement
    By Mashable on December 3rd, 2009 | No Comments Comments

    We’re finally coming to the bitter end of Facebook’s erstwhile Beacon program, which shut down completely in September after user complaints of privacy violations. The system, which posted information from third-party sites to user’s Facebook profiles in often times unexpected (and unwanted) ways, had been battling a …

  • Datel sues Microsoft, wants its Xbox 360 market back
    By Engadget on November 24th, 2009 | No Comments Comments

    Seems like we just can’t go a week without some corporate power plays or mudslinging making our pages. Back in October, Datel promised it would “remedy” the situation created by Microsoft’s forthcoming (now present) Dashboard update locking out its higher capacity memory modules. The accessory company was the first (and only) third-party …