New Episode in Nokia Patent Dispute

Recently, the U.S. Federal Trade Commission International Trade Commission (ITC), a total of five patent lawsuits against Nokia, Apple had rejected what could well be considered a great stage success for the company from Cupertinio. Nokia is now requesting a re-examination, and got two points right. The dispute is thus once again in the next round.

The ITC is therefore now the five patent claims

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Apple Patent Application Reveals Plans for a Fitness App

The sun is shining and it's getting warmer. In big steps we are heading for the swimming season. This idea can also quickly create a guilty conscience and you give a brief hand the decision to have something against the small winter reserves. Nice to have its own smart phone this can help.

Today released the "U.S. Patent and Trademark Office" a patent application from Apple. This shows a small

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New Patent for a USB 3.0 Dock Connector Approved

As early as 2009, the corresponding patent have been requested, but according patentlyapple.com approved until now: The design of the connector can include one or another conclusion on future IOS devices also. Surprising that Apple seems primarily to share seem to USB 3.0 here.

This is clear above all from the arrangement of the outer PINs. USB 3.0 was so far ignored a technology that Apple

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Interlocutory Decision in Patent Dispute Between Nokia and Apple

For some time, Apple and Nokia are different with respect to litigation in the hair. In one of the many patent lawsuits, there would be a decision that could only be described as "the victory for Apple".

As the portal golem.de reported, Apple is now a thing in the right granted, may proceed to business as usual. The ruling was by a judge of the International Trade Commission (United States

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