“It was January 2007 when Apple went to war,” Jonny Evans writes for Computerworld.
“The original iPhone wasn’t just the world’s first thin client Mac, it was then the company began to define the future of mass market mobile computing,” Evans writes. “It was when it swore to fight tooth and claw to dominate the vision.”
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Evans writes, “Today, you have Apple involved in an increasingly bitter global dispute with Samsung, litigation against HTC and Motorola, Kodak, the lousy Lodsys lawsuit and more. Apple is also taking on the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) over essential patents for apps.”
“Apple is prepared to litigate to defend its position,” Evans writes. “That’s in addition to its other battlefronts, for example: user interface excellence, world-class design, simplicity and self-expression.”
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