“Apple argued that Caltech did not file the lawsuit until May 26, 2016, more than six years after the publication of the 802.11n wireless standard, and thereby the time limit to collect damages has passed under U.S. law,” Rossignol reports. “It also argued that Caltech does not make, use, or sell any product that practices any claim of the asserted patents.”
“Dot 23 Technologies, LLC has filed a motion to dismiss a patent lawsuit against Apple with the U.S. District Court for Eastern Texas,” Rossignol reports. “The two companies have agreed to settle out of court, but the specific terms of their agreement have not been publicized.”
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