The U.S. International Trade Commission has thrown out the last patent-in-suit remaining in the original complaint against Apple from Google’s Motorola Mobility in Oct. 2010. A Motorola patent for a “sensor controlled user interface for portable communication device” was found invalid. In December, Apple also won a ruling over Motorola, as Apple was found not to violate another patent. Google is currently appealing a decision to throw out three other patents; this new decision can also be appealed. [via FOSS Patents]
Latest News
- iPad Pro 12.9″ shipments slip to mid-July
- The Switchmate 2.0 is 33% off
- Listen to your favorite Apple Music Tunes with the AirPods with wired charging case, now only $120
- Apple supply interrupted by several COVID-19 outbreaks in Foxconn and Wistron facilities
- Apple rolls out new promo video ‘The Mosquito Coast’
- Tracking experiment reveals lost AirTag found faster than Tile
- Take off a cool $100 on the Samsung 27-inch Curved Gaming Monitor
- Stella Low named new Apple worldwide corporate communications VP
- Tile announces Amazon Sidewalk Tie-Up to compete with AirTag
- Apple rolls out Safari Technology Preview 143