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The claims basically say the system is a device with wireless input and wireless output (think a computer with WiFi in/out connections). The device receives a
by ww520 5y ago
The claims basically say the system is a device with wireless input and wireless output (think a computer with WiFi in/out connections). The device receives a bunch of photos from the wireless input, filters the photo based on some criteria, and sends the filtered resulting photos to another mobile devices via the wireless output.
Shotwell's feature kind of fits the description is that it downloads photos from a WiFi connection, organizes the photos by theme/date/etc (filtering), and shares the photos to FB/Twitter/etc (sending via WiFi). Basically any network connected photo editing/organizing software is in dangerous.
The patent obviously lacks innovation and slipped through the approval process. The court agreed and invalidated the patent.
- danamit 5y agoWhy patents seem to thrive in some countries more than others?