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HTC Android phones could be banned from the US next year Comments

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  • BlueOcean
  • 2@e
  • 20 Dec 2011

Apple are big time suckers now. Dnt know what are they trying to prove. HTC is far far better than Apple?

Apple is just getting "JEALOUS"..

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    • Anonymous
    • i2G
    • 20 Dec 2011

    chupoltorero, 20 Dec 2011might be a move to save US economy since apple is a US company and HTC is taiwan...USA will be... moreNot when all the fones are made in China..

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      • Unbeliever
      • TjX
      • 20 Dec 2011

      That's insanely great >;)
      A patent for turning text parts into clickable links. I'd had this in Nokia phones years before Apple came up with the original iPhone.
      Well, albeit this feature is quite useful, I'd say the total creative measure for it isn't big enough so that it would justify a patent.

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        • tan
        • q}W
        • 20 Dec 2011

        a very american apple company wins the battle

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          • Anonymous
          • 9E1
          • 20 Dec 2011

          This was bound to happen with Android taking a bit too much out of iOS's book. This will serve as a bit of a hard lesson, and hopefully Android differentiates itself a bit more, as it has good points.

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            • AnonD-16015
            • IV5
            • 20 Dec 2011

            Why Apple trying to prove? A unique PATENTS that anyone would be sue if try to infringe?
            Why don't the Apple sue all the company that use the similar thing? Why only HTCs? Apple do have its many user in US ady.. Why should do those extra thing again? Last time was Samsung now HTC AGAIN? Apple company itself would lost somehow many of the trust within its user... Ban this and that, and sometimes without any logic reasons... Really get bored of Apple, iPhone? NO way!... =(

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              • AnonD-25764
              • KIe
              • 20 Dec 2011

              Apple once again confirmed its stupidity. To hell with Apple & it's devices. I am fed up of them now. Without SJ, Apple is no more shining new, its rotten now.

              What's the next move, RIM, Symbian? Symbian was using this feature way back when Apple was a dream. Now they are claiming that its Apple's, this is ridiculous from a company who claims to be the best. BULLSHIT

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                • molotofc
                • mXY
                • 20 Dec 2011

                BlackBerry also uses this feature, so sue them too?

                The more of these I see, the more I disrespect Apple. It's unbelievable such trivial things could be patented. I know other companies are involved in this, but they are more about hardware technologies. Apple on the other hand are patenting the smallest of things software side, like in this article, and bounce back if scroll past the menus etc.

                Stupid.

                I'll be sure to spread the word how stupid Apple is. Well done Apple.

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                  • chupoltorero
                  • A5w
                  • 20 Dec 2011

                  might be a move to save US economy since apple is a US company and HTC is taiwan...USA will benefit if apple will outsell other phone manufacturer..just my 2 cents

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                    • kartoonz
                    • t}B
                    • 20 Dec 2011

                    I love iOS, however this is very stupid of apple... come on, can you phone companies not unite to make technology better than ever!!! Shame on apple...

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                      • Anonymous
                      • 9D}
                      • 20 Dec 2011

                      Its getting stupid, this is basic functionality!!!
                      What next??? Apple sue HTC for using a dialpad to phone people???

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                        • Anonymous
                        • tA$
                        • 20 Dec 2011

                        What? Isn't those features already existed since the age of winmo? Apple is a total sh*t.

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                          • Apllesuckingmoney
                          • 0mq
                          • 20 Dec 2011

                          This is ridiculous! Who actually gave a patent to Apple about this functionality?

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                            • AnonD-25617
                            • syw
                            • 20 Dec 2011

                            WHaT!!!!!!!
                            NO WaY ..........

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                              • Anonymous
                              • i2G
                              • 20 Dec 2011

                              Sounds like the US ITC is in the hip pocket of crApple just like the rest of the Gov is with the RIAA, MPAA et all..
                              Guess if you can't outsell them then sue them off the market..

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                                • Ken
                                • vjw
                                • 20 Dec 2011

                                So sad

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