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These are pretty low-quality patents. I'm curious if Google tried to attack the non-obvious requirement. These seem like straight-forward naive UIs.
by cosmotic 5y ago
These are pretty low-quality patents. I'm curious if Google tried to attack the non-obvious requirement. These seem like straight-forward naive UIs.
- AlbertCory 5y agoOn legal matters: those who know, don't talk, and those who talk, don't know. That said: I don't know. The claims weren't about UIs, AFAICT -- they were mostly about network sync'ing of the speakers. I also never dealt with ITC matters. Quite different from a "regular" infringement suit.