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“The lawsuit, filed yesterday in the High Court in London, challenges one of seven Nokia patents asserted against Apple in a September 2010 lawsuit in Dusseldorf, Germany, Nokia spokesman Mark Durrant said today in an e-mail,” Larson reports. “Apple has earlier sued Espoo, Finland-based Nokia in the U.S. and U.K., and claims the company is trying to use the courts to force access to Apple’s iPhone technology.”
Larson reports, “The case is Apple Inc. v. Nokia Corp., HC11C00093, High Court of Justice, Chancery Division (London).”
Full article here.
[Thanks to MacDailyNews Reader “Edward W.” for the heads up.]
release the kraken!
Would that be Phil McKraken!
…and boy, have we patented it!
Always makes me smile, that one
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@Fergman
No – you’re mistaking him for Ben Doon.
Ben Doon and Phil McKraken, what a dynamic duo.
They’re Phil McKrack-a-lackin!
Don’t forget Phil MaCavity …
… whose next door neighbour was a famous cloakroom attendant – Angus MaCoatewrp
…and who drank at a pub where the barman was called Lars Torders (only Brits will get this
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Phil McKracken is already awake, it is the sleeping Kraken that needs to be awoken and released!
wouldn’t been a good idea if Apple had license a number of things before going public with the iPhone in 07…
in the end… Apple still wins because the users end up paying for an iPhone and the apps when a cheaper smart phone is available.
the CDMA thing is huge… China, Korea, India, etc… Hundreds of Millions….