An Audio Firm Wants Apple, Samsung, and Google Phones Banned in the US
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Technologue.id, Jakarta – Apple, Samsung, and Google are facing a patent investigation in the United States regarding spatial audio technology. If infringement is ultimately found and the US International Trade Commission (USITC) issues a patent,
Apple, Samsung and Google are facing a USITC investigation into alleged violations of spatial audio patents that could potentially trigger a ban on the devices in the US.
An audio firm wants Apple, Samsung, and Google phones banned in the US
As a giant tech firm selling some of the world's most popular consumer electronic devices globally, Samsung faces patent infringement lawsuits every now and then. The company is now subject to a potential ban on selling Galaxy phones and other devices in the US due to alleged audio patent infringement. A US-based audio technology firm […]
BoomCloud 360 is a company specializing in the optimization of audio for digital content that last August 14 filed a lawsuit with USITC for a violation of three of its patents related to the processing of space audio The United States International Trade Commission (USITC) is going to investigate a series [...] La entrada Complain to Google, Apple and Samsung for violating space audio patents aparece primero en LJA.MX Noticias México.
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