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And the examples I gave went to court and, if I'm not mistaken, in both the companies were not allowed to continue to use their reverse engineered tech in their
by ryanmercer 7y ago
And the examples I gave went to court and, if I'm not mistaken, in both the companies were not allowed to continue to use their reverse engineered tech in their products.
- khuey 7y agoCorona and Handwell did not engage in reverse engineering. They copied BIOS source code that IBM released publicly (but not under a license than permitted them to do that). I'm not familiar with Eagle software. VTech did their reverse engineering properly and the courts sided with them. You might be thinking of Franklin Computer which directly copied Apple's software and did lose in court.