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[CNET] How Google's stealth support is buoying Samsung in Apple fight

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http://news.cnet.com/8301-13579_3-57490398-37/how-googles-stealth-support-is-buoying-samsung-in-apple-fight/

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Google may have kept a low profile amid the legal clashing between Samsung Electronics and Apple, but the company hasn't abandoned its Android partners.

Rather, Google has been quietly lending support, coordinating with Samsung over legal strategies, providing advice, doing extra legwork, and searching for prior evidence, CNET has learned from people familiar with the situation. Last month, Google asked the U.S. International Trade Commission to intervene on HTC's behalf in its case against Nokia. In addition, many of the companies that rely on Google's Android operating system to power their handsets, coincidentally or not, have tapped Google's law firm of choice.
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What is wrong with protecting google's assets? I believe court battles are fought on right and wrong, not who can convince who.
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What is wrong with protecting google's assets? I believe court battles are fought on right and wrong, not who can convince who.

Apple's assets are not creations of its own. They're the minor improvements of others' creations which were patented through our less than brilliant patent system, and went back to sue anyone who remotely got close to their product, even if it meant suing because the form factor of the device was the same. I've said it time and time again, but Apple is setting itself up for a massive fallout on its end in the impending future.
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Apple's assets are not creations of its own. They're the minor improvements of others' creations which were patented through our less than brilliant patent system, and went back to sue anyone who remotely got close to their product, even if it meant suing because the form factor of the device was the same. I've said it time and time again, but Apple is setting itself up for a massive fallout on its end in the impending future.

Simply put, putting caps on innovating or just making small improvements to certain things so only they can...that's what I'm getting.
    
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Google understands "Help a brother"
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Google understands "Help a brother"

This!
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Good. Wish Apple would quit patent trolling.
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I'm getting rid of my iPhone because of the Patent Trolling. And when I do I intend to write them a letter explaining why they are losing me as a customer.
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I'm getting rid of my iPhone because of the Patent Trolling. And when I do I intend to write them a letter explaining why they are losing me as a customer.

You have an iPhone? :x
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I'm getting rid of my iPhone because of the Patent Trolling. And when I do I intend to write them a letter explaining why they are losing me as a customer.
This.
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