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I don't believe you do have license your patented IP unless you choose to do so and I would be interested to see evidence to the contrary.
by petegrif 15y ago
I don't believe you do have license your patented IP unless you choose to do so and I would be interested to see evidence to the contrary.
- more_later 15y agoThe language of the patent is such that all browsers post 1996 will violate it. So, my questions: 1. Can Netscape (1994) be quoted as prior art? 2. Can an anti-trust case be made against Apple/MSFT etc if Apple does not bring these claims against MSFT? Because, one can claim that there is no other reason except to punish Android if no claims are brought against any of the other violators.
- petegrif 15y agoI think you have posted this in the wrong place. It has nothing to do with the point of this thread.
- petegrif 15y agoI have looked into this further to confirm my belief. You don't have to license your patented IP. This is well treated in: http://fosspatents.blogspot.com/2011/07/what-does-5-buy-htc-from-apple-few.html http://fosspatents.blogspot.com/2011/07/what-does-5-buy-htc-...