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SHANGHAI - A Chinese company met Apple Inc in court on Wednesday, accusing the US-based tech giant of intellectual property right infringement regarding software used in its popular Siri software.
SHANGHAI, July 2 (Xinhua) -- A Shanghai court on Tuesday started to hear a case in which Apple's Siri application stands accused of infringing upon another company's intellectual property rights (IPR
Artist Romero Britto is suing Apple and a design firm in Miami federal court for allegedly misusing his colour-splashed images and distinctive style in marketing campaigns. The lawsuit seeks
SHANGHAI - A large quantity of porn content found in Apple's online App Store has provoked public anger in China, with some parents calling for strengthened requirements for mobile applications. It
A Californian jury has awarded Canada-based WiLAN $145 million in damages in an ongoing patent infringement dispute with Apple. On Wednesday, August 1, a jury at the US District Court for the
Apple probably is familiar with legal battles every year. A few days ago, the company was sued by an Irish company for allegedly violating some of its patents. Now, the company is being sued by Iowa
Apple has been sued by WFR IP for patent infringement. The company claims that apple’s wireless earpieces, which they never refer to as AirPods in the court filing, infringe on two of their patents
A US judge has affirmed a $548 million damages ruling in favour of Apple in its dispute against Samsung, despite a question mark hanging over one of the patents at the centre of the case. In a
A U.S. federal appeals court ruled Apple was legally entitled to an injunction barring Samsung Electronics from using certain patent-protected features in its smartphones, sending the case back to a
Apple has failed in its attempt to patent the 'Swipe-to-unlock' feature, following a ruling from a German court. The country's top civil court found that the method for unlocking smartphones was
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