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Riddell Files Suits Against Schutt and Xenith
Apr 22, 2016Riddell, Inc., developer of protective sports equipment, apparel and related accessories, filed lawsuits against Schutt Sports, Inc. and Xenith, LLC claiming both helmet manufacturers are infringing several patents covering Riddell’s ...
Tags: Riddell, Protective sports equipment, Schutt Sports, Xenith LLC
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Riddell Filed a Lawsuit Against Rawlings for Infringing on Four Different Patents
Jan 8, 2015Riddell, Inc. today filed a lawsuit against Rawlings Sporting Goods Company, Inc., claiming Rawlings has infringed on four different patents arising from Riddell’s helmet and shoulder pad technologies. The four-count federal court ...
Tags: shoulder pad technologies, football helmets, Sporting Goods
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Changes to Twitter's Upcoming API Release Are Aimed at Restricting Consumer-Focused Client
Dec 21, 2012Changes to Twitter's upcoming API release are aimed at restricting consumer-focused client applications in favor of business-oriented ones, according to the company's blog on Thursday. Version 1.1 of Twitter's API (application programming ...
Tags: Twitter, API, client applications, rules
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Apple's Long-Rumored "iPad Mini" Will Include Some of The Same Components as The Low-Price
Dec 21, 2012Using the slim evidence of new device identifiers, the developer of the popular Instapaper software yesterday speculated that Apple's long-rumored "iPad Mini" will include some of the same components as the low-priced iPad 2 tablet. Marco ...
Tags: iPad 2 tablet, Pad Mini, Apple, new device identifiers
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"iPad Mini" Will Include Some of The Same Components as The Low-Priced iPad 2 Tablet
Dec 20, 2012The developer of the popular Instapaper software has speculated that Apple’s long-rumoured “iPad Mini” will include some of the same components as the low-priced iPad 2 tablet. Marco Arment, the creator of Instapaper, ...
Tags: Apple, Apple tablet, Arment, instapaper, ipad mini
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The FBI on Tuesday Denied That The 1 Million UDIDs
Sep 5, 2012The FBI on Tuesday denied that the 1 million unique device identifiers for Apple devices(UDIDs)posted publicly by hacker group AntiSec on Monday had come from its computers. In a brief statement,the FBI's national press office said the ...
