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This press release didn't say anything. It could have been one line long. "We feel Apple's case has no merit, and we will fight it" or something of the like. Th

This press release didn't say anything. It could have been one line long. "We feel Apple's case has no merit, and we will fight it" or something of the like. That's the only interesting thing it said. Then it just went into "HTC is awesome", which has nothing to do with the case.

nailer 17y ago
It made the point that HTC has been doing touch based mobile phones for longer than Apple has. Apple tried to portray HTC as imitators in their announcement. This is a good damn good counter to that.
- bruceboughton 17y ago
  Isn't the case about multi-touch though? Or am I mistaken?
  - stanleydrew 17y ago
    The suit from Apple covers 20 or so different patents. A breakdown is here: http://www.engadget.com/2010/03/02/apple-vs-htc-a-patent-breakdown/ http://www.engadget.com/2010/03/02/apple-vs-htc-a-patent-bre...
  - nailer 17y ago
    The case is about using gestures to unlock phones, bouncing when a menu is scrolled too far, and other items. If Apple managed to get patents on multitouch (which was close 40 years old by the time iPhone came out) they're not involved here.