… Supreme Court Refuses to Hear VirnetX Patent Case, Saving Apple $503 Million The United States Supreme Court today said that it will not hear the VirnetX vs. Apple patent case, putting an end to a 14-year-long legal battle and ultimately saving Apple $502.8 million. …
… "We remain involved in prolonged legal proceedings regarding alleged patent infringement," Pocketpair said following the May patch. "We continue to dispute these claims and assert the invalidity of the patents in question. …
… So regardless of the latest decision regarding the appeal, the legal battle between the two companies is set to continue. However, they have now been in dispute long enough that patents in question may expire within less than three years, allowing Apple to resume using its feature.
Intel Antitrust Rulings Overview On November 12, 2009 AMD and Intel Corporation announced a comprehensive settlement agreement to end all outstanding legal disputes between the companies, including antitrust and patent cross license disputes. …
… Nintendo's FY 2026 Litigation Losses Possibly Stem from Recent Settlement Over Former BlackBerry Patents One plausible explanation is Nintendo's recently settled patent dispute with Malikie Innovations and Key Patent Innovations , which centered on the Switch family of devices allegedly infringing … …
… Apple Takes Legal Action Against Small Company With Pear Logo Apple is taking legal action against the developers of the app "Prepear" due to its logo, according to iPhone in Canada. …
… While the company is no stranger to patent disputes, it remains to be seen how this case will unfold. …
… ITC Judge Rules Apple Watch Blood Oxygen Workaround Does Not Infringe Masimo Patents Apple's current blood oxygen sensing implementation in the U.S. does not infringe on patents owned by Masimo and Apple will not face a revived import ban, a U.S. …
… Regardless of its prospective legal applications, Nintendo has so far failed to push the 2026-019762 patent over the finish line. The Japanese Patent Office recently rejected its claims again after the company had already amended the application in February 2026. …
… Legal proceedings are not a step we take lightly, but when a business’s actions undermine those principles, we have a duty to act. …