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Threat of Patent-Troll Litigation Looms Large for Agencies | Digital – Advertising Age (Cotton Delo)

March 14, 2013 by Leave a Comment

Patent trolls may only be costing agencies $10 million a year, but they’re a constant menace that loom over digital deal-making, particularly in mobile applications.

Infringement suits brought by patent trolls — or “nonpracticing entities,” as they’re more formally called — are a nebulous threat, but a handful of entities have become notorious for suing over patents that cover seemingly pervasive technology. Take Helferich Patent Licensing, which has reportedly extracted $750,000 licensing fees from the likes of Apple and Disney to cover those companies’ usage of URLs in text messages. (Others, including The New York Times, are headed to court instead of paying the fee.)

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BlackBerry adds security offering for iOS, Android | ZDNet (Steve Ranger)

March 14, 2013 by Leave a Comment

BlackBerry plans to extend its device management software to iOS and Android devices.

The software, called Work Space, will allow Apple and Android users to keep both personal data and company information separately on the same device.

Work Space for iOS and Android will be managed through BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10. The package creates a secure space on the iOS or Android device for elements including secure client applications for email, calendar, contacts, tasks, memos, secure browsing and document editing for each device that is provisioned via BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10.

Additional applications can also be secured and added to the workspace, BlackBerry said.

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Gogo infographic: Apple devices still reign supreme above the clouds » APEX Editor’s Blog (Mary Kirby)

March 5, 2013 by Leave a Comment

Apple devices still reign supreme above the clouds, with the Apple iPad being the device of choice to connect in the air, reveals inflight connectivity provider Gogo.

Using internal data compiled from more than 35,000 average daily connectivity sessions across more than 1,800 Gogo-equipped aircraft – as well as from surveys of Gogo users – the Chicago-headquartered firm can confirm that 84% of all devices used by passengers to connect through Gogo carry Apple’s iOS operating system, while 16% carry the Android operating system.

“If you look only at the smartphones people use, the iPhone makes up 73% and Android devices make up 26% with Blackberry- and Windows-based devices each making up less than 1% of the devices being used to connect in air,” says Gogo. Drilling down further, when it comes to Apple devices, “59% of passengers connect using the iPad, 36% using the iPhone and 5% using the iPod Touch”, adds the firm.

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A banner year for billion-dollar patent verdicts | National Law Journal

March 3, 2013 by Leave a Comment

The No. 1 verdict of 2012 was $1.17 billion, awarded to Carnegie Mellon University, represented by K&L Gates, on December 26. Carnegie Mellon sued Marvell Technology Group Ltd. in 2009, alleging that the company’s computer chips infringed two patents developed by the university. Quinn, Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan represented Marvell during the four-week trial in Pittsburgh. John Quinn of the firm said the case is “far from over.” One ground for reversal, he said, was that 80 percent of the damages were for sales outside the United States, which “should not be recoverable.”

The second largest verdict of last year was $1.049 billion, awarded to Apple Inc. on August 24 in a closely watched trial in San Jose, Calif. The jury found that Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. had willfully infringed six patents tied to smartphones and tablet devices, but it ruled against Apple on antitrust and contract claims. Since the award, U.S. District Judge Lucy Koh denied Apple’s bid to ban Samsung’s infringing products in the United States. She also threw out the jury’s finding that Apple willfully infringed, which prevents Apple from seeking triple damages.

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