Quantum suit against Apple iPhone squashed

by Vincent Nguyen on February 26, 2007





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Quantum Research, a developer of capacitive sensors for user interface, officially stated it is not yet filing legal suit against Apple regarding Apple’s iPhone.

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"Quantum has no knowledge of any infringement by Apple of Quantum's patents in regard to the iPhone or any other product other than those products alleged to be infringing in our 2005 lawsuit against Apple and Cypress Semiconductor, specifically the Powerbook trackpad, Mighty Mouse, and iPod Nano scroll wheel," Quantum said in a statement.

"Until the iPhone product is made available for public sale, we have to make the operating assumption that no Quantum patents have been violated," the statement added.

[Vincent's take] Mamma always told me when I assume something, I'll end up making an ass out me and you.

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