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Apple Engineers Might Quit Over FBI Ruling
Mar 21, 2016It's been suggested that some of Apple's engineering team might quit their jobs if the company loses its court battle with the FBI. The two parties are currently in the middle of a high-profile legal dispute over a locked iPhone ...
Tags: Apple, FBI, Engineering team
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Osram Recorded a Solid Start Into The Fiscal Year 2014 Which Started Last October
Feb 7, 2014Comparable sales growth combined with increased profitability in first quarter LED-based business (SSL) with revenue share of one third for the first time Osram confirms outlook for full fiscal year In a still challenging environment, ...
Tags: Osram, profit growth, projector module
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That Is How Many Truck Occupants Died in Highway Who Were Not Wearing a Safety Belt
Jan 17, 2014Two hundred thirty-six. That is how many truck occupants died in highway crashes during 2012 who were not wearing a safety belt, according to the federal government. The real number is even higher, when factoring in the 182 occupant ...
Tags: Transportation, driving safety
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A Jury Ordered Samsung Electronics to Pay Apple $290 Million for Copying Features
Nov 26, 2013SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) - A jury on Thursday ordered Samsung Electronics to pay Apple $290 million for copying features of the iPhone and iPad. That was in addition to $640 million the South Korea-based Samsung already owed Apple from a ...
Tags: Apple, Samsung, Verdict, $290 million
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Technology Legal News Website Groklaw Is Shutting Down
Aug 26, 2013Technology legal news website Groklaw is shutting down due to concerns over the continued availability of secure email in the wake of revelations about U.S. government surveillance.? "The owner of Lavabit tells us that he's stopped using ...
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Some Level of Government Surveillance Is 'Essential'
Aug 16, 2013Some level of government surveillance is “essential” if the nation is to minimize the incidence of terrorist strikes like the Boston Marathon bombing, according to Oracle CEO Larry Ellison. In a rare interview with CBS This ...
Tags: Government Surveillance
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Nokia Is Targeting HTC's Latest Slate of Smartphones, Including The HTC One
May 24, 2013Nokia is targeting HTC's latest slate of smartphones, including the HTC One, with new legal action in the U.S. that demands the Taiwanese company cease the alleged patent infringement. Nokia is accusing the HTC One, and several other HTC ...
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Giant Saying They Can Continue Selling Maestro-Equipped Mountain Bikes
May 15, 2013Giant sent a note to its retailers last week saying they can continue selling Maestro-equipped mountain bikes without fear of an ongoing legal dispute over alleged patent infringement. DW-Link, owned by Dave Weagle, had filed a patent ...
Tags: Giant, DW-Link Suit
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Apple Is Trying to Clarify Its Warranty Policies, as Local-State Controlled Press
Mar 25, 2013Apple is in the midst of another public relations battle in China and is trying to clarify its warranty policies, as local-state controlled press continue to slam the U.S. company for allegedly offering subpar warranty services to Chinese ...
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There Have Been Efforts to Create Organizations Such as The Muslim Consumer Group
Mar 13, 2013Since the turn of the 21st century, there have been efforts to create organizations such as the Muslim Consumer Group that certify food products as halal for Muslim consumers. Since 1991, some mainstream manufacturers of soups, grains, ...
Tags: halal, Halal Certification, Muslim, food products
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Over a Troubled Software Project Has Concluded in a Legal Settlement This Week
Jan 11, 2013IDG News Service - A long-running legal dispute between Marin County, Calif., Deloitte Consulting and SAP over a troubled software project has concluded in a legal settlement this week that will reportedly net the county far less money than ...
Tags: Marin County, Deloitte, Software Project
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Apple and Samsung Argue Over a $1 Billion Damages Award Granted to Apple This Summer
Dec 28, 2012At the end of a long court hearing in California on Thursday that saw Apple and Samsung argue over a $1 billion damages award granted to Apple this summer, Judge Lucy Koh had a simple yet optimistic request: global peace. "When is this ...
Tags: Apple, Samsung, Judge, global peace
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YouView Has Lost a High Court Appeal to Keep Using Its Name
Dec 24, 2012YouView, the broadband digital TV box service that launched two years later than planned in July this year, has lost a High Court appeal to keep using its name. Following a legal dispute that began in 2010 between the company and billing ...
Tags: broadband, digital TV box, Channel 4 CIO, Microsoft
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Microsoft Has Dumped The Metro Name for The Tile-Based Interface
Dec 24, 2012Microsoft has dumped the Metro name for the tile-based interface used for both Windows 8 and Windows Phone. According to an internal Microsoft memo seen by technology news site TheVerge, a discussion with one of the firm's European ...
Tags: Microsoft, Metro name, tile-based interface, Windows 8, Windows Phone
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SAP Has Agreed to Pay Oracle US$306 Million in Connection with The Corporate-Theft Case
Dec 20, 2012SAP has agreed to pay Oracle US$306 million in connection with the corporate-theft case that Oracle filed against it and a former SAP subsidiary in 2007, according to a filing made Thursday in the U.S. District Court for the Northern ...
Tags: SAP, Oracle, U.S.District Court, Tomorrownow Case