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Galaxy Nexus ban remains, Apple posts $95.6M bond, Google stops selling

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Re: Galaxy Nexus ban remains, Apple posts $95.6M bond, Google stops selling

#5
I believe the original title said Galaxy Nexus. Way to be misleading by implying it's the Nexus 7.

Also, people still read Foss Patents, the guy paid by Microsoft and Oracle to write negative stories on Google, and who was completely wrong on anything he said or suggested about the Google and Oracle trial?

Re: Galaxy Nexus ban remains, Apple posts $95.6M bond, Google stops selling

#6
post #5

I believe the original title said Galaxy Nexus. Way to be misleading by implying it's the Nexus 7. Also, people still read Foss Patents, the guy paid by Microsoft and Oracle to write negative stories on Google, and who was completely wrong on anything he said or suggested about the Google and Oracle trial?

It wasn't intentional. I ran out of room in the title (<180 chars). I just adjusted to include "Galaxy" to avoid any further confusion.

Re: Galaxy Nexus ban remains, Apple posts $95.6M bond, Google stops selling

#7
post #5

I believe the original title said Galaxy Nexus. Way to be misleading by implying it's the Nexus 7. Also, people still read Foss Patents, the guy paid by Microsoft and Oracle to write negative stories on Google, and who was completely wrong on anything he said or suggested about the Google and Oracle trial?

It is called "confirmation bias".

Re: Galaxy Nexus ban remains, Apple posts $95.6M bond, Google stops selling

#9
Please let this case turn into a hideous disaster, so that the patent system is revealed to the public at large as the hideous disaster it is. Many a small company's dreams have been quietly smothered by this patent system; the public only starts to care if something nasty happens to a big corporation.

Re: Galaxy Nexus ban remains, Apple posts $95.6M bond, Google stops selling

#10
First of all this makes me want one even more. Secondly I wonder if Steve Jobs would have cancelled this BS? I've been curious about Android development for the nearly four years I've been doing iOS development. I'll start porting my free ad-supported app to Android now. Bye Apple!
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