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1. #MICROSOFT OFFICE 2011 FOR MAC EXCEL PLAY'EM AGAIN SEMIANNUAL REENUE ANDROID#
2. #MICROSOFT OFFICE 2011 FOR MAC EXCEL PLAY'EM AGAIN SEMIANNUAL REENUE SOFTWARE#

#MICROSOFT OFFICE 2011 FOR MAC EXCEL PLAY'EM AGAIN SEMIANNUAL REENUE ANDROID#

This is great news and a huge relief to some Android OEMs.

#MICROSOFT OFFICE 2011 FOR MAC EXCEL PLAY'EM AGAIN SEMIANNUAL REENUE SOFTWARE#

International Trade Commission judge handed smartphone makers a win Friday, ruling that a media player patent that netted a Singapore software company a $100 million settlement with Apple is invalid under Alice, in what appears to be the first time an ITC investigation has been terminated during its early review program.”

It also said: “A patent that Creative Technologies used in the beginning of the century against the iPod forcing a $100 million payout by Apple has been invalidated, saving the rest of the smartphone industry from costly settlements and protracted legal battles.”Īccording to this, “Apple paid Creative a single license fee of $100 million to use Creative’s software interface patent,” which is certainly a lot of money, probably enough to convince Creative to prey on Android OEMs that can barely afford it (and might prefer to settle out of court). Patent and Trade Office (USPTO) has ruled that Creative Technology’s patent that addresses music library navigation and sorting in the iPod, and now iOS overall, was too abstract to be eligible for a patent.” ““First spotted by Law360,” an Apple advocacy site wrote, “Administrative Law Judge David Shaw of the U.S. “When once-famous brands like Creative and BlackBerry become nothing but a pile of patents there’s a lot of trouble for FOSS such as Android, which is built on top of Linux. Well, it turns out Apple should never have paid them in the first place. Based on allegation or suspicion alone it could suspend operations or businesses in the United States, especially when these were foreign (non-US).Įarlier this summer we wrote about Creative Technology, based in Singapore, going after Android OEMs with massive patent demands, having been ‘endorsed’ by Apple payments. It seemed nationalistic and unreasonable. OVER THE years we have not had much (or anything) good to say about the ITC. International Trade Commission (ITC), which may have put an end to Creative’s new war on Android (using old patents) International Trade Commission finally become less trigged-happy when it comes to embargoes?īy Source ( WP:NFCC#4), Fair use of copyrighted material in the context of Sound Blaster Posted in America, GNU/Linux, Google, Patents at 12:42 pm by Dr. 08.25.16 Creative Technology, Now Operating in ‘Patent Troll’ Mode, Shot Down by the ITC Jawbone Too Shot Down