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Apple Bulks Up Suit Against Motorola

Dec 3, 2010, 1:33 PM by Eric M. Zeman

Apple has added 12 more patents to its lawsuit against Motorola. Motorola sued Apple earlier this year for allegedly violating 18 of its patents. Apple responded with a patent suit of its own, naming 12 patents being infringed upon by Motorola. This week, Apple increased the total number of patents it says Motorola is violating to 24. Twenty-one of the patents pertain to Motorola's Android handsets, and three pertain to its set-top boxes. Apple is embroiled in legal entanglements with a number of phone makers.

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flip mode

Dec 3, 2010, 5:40 PM

so ok heres the thing

this is just asinine 🤨

Jayshmay

Sure is!!!

tgc1980

I wish companies had better things to do than to sue each other.

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dj89

Dec 3, 2010, 5:01 PM

They Should Just Let Their Execs Fight It Out

I'd pay for it in ppv.

cakvalasc

Kinda like UFC but in business suits? 🤤

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cellgeek82

Dec 4, 2010, 8:18 AM

Poor Moto

Looks like Motorola picked on the big kid on the playground. As long as everyone is making money they should just keep their mouth shut.

Apple is like, "Odoyal rules!" 😛 ...some people gets it.

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