im not a lawyer, and never would i ever claim to be, but i don't buy the fact that it takes until after a product comes out for the alleged infringement to be "noticed". visual voicemail was one of apple's main selling points for the iPhone before its release. when lawsuits are delayed like this until well after a feature is public, it says to me that they took all this time to decide if they think that that they MAY be able to benefit monetarily from a lawsuit. personally, i think thats epic lame.
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a ham sandwich @ Dec 3rd 2007 4:47PM
im not a lawyer, and never would i ever claim to be, but i don't buy the fact that it takes until after a product comes out for the alleged infringement to be "noticed". visual voicemail was one of apple's main selling points for the iPhone before its release. when lawsuits are delayed like this until well after a feature is public, it says to me that they took all this time to decide if they think that that they MAY be able to benefit monetarily from a lawsuit. personally, i think thats epic lame.