The Droid is in the list. Also, "I went back and found every Android phone shipped in the United States1 up through the middle of last year." re: cherry-picking.
It's all about deterrence.
All the companies could sue each other until the end of time, but they aren't or weren't, because it hurts the business. Unless it was some blantant and stupid rip-off.
Apple said F IT and sued Samsung over rectangles and glass front and other obvious stuff, so Samsung goes nuclear, too.
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The area, on which the UN HQ is located, may be surrounded by NYC, but it is not _IN_ NYC, or the USA for that matter.. The more you know.
UN isn't on US-soil.
Try those "in4k"s without DirectX, OpenGL or Windows underneath.
Keep in mind any Airplay compatible device can use ALAC,
Nice way of phrasing "Apple-devices only".
The Droid is in the list. Also, "I went back and found every Android phone shipped in the United States1 up through the middle of last year." re: cherry-picking.
Wouldn't be surprised if they actually meant "any phone that was released with 2.3".
Not everybody is special enough to voluntarily get locked into a two-/three-year-contract.
"Third Year after Release" Do you understand these words? For the 2G this means 2009, and for the 3G this means 2010.
So offering XML-files, which are useless on their own, is illegal now, check.
Well, Apple got SiRI from SRI (eh!), so I doubt that.
Vaffanculo, Signore Motti.
They just want 2012 to be the end for real, aren't they?
Sorry, apparently 15" MBP can have non-glare-displays too, for a markup.
Mention 1 poor value hardware piece on any of the latest apple product.
"Server grade" WD Greens in the Time Capsules.
come on... 95% of laptops are non-glossy and if you are a super pro detail designer, you will not use a laptop screen to work.
Whereas you can get a non-glossy MBP (17") with an additional fee, you'll be hardpressed to get a non-glossy iMac or Thunderbolt Display.
What's that? Is that a symlink for cp?
Asses... middle... oh boy/girl.
It's all about deterrence. All the companies could sue each other until the end of time, but they aren't or weren't, because it hurts the business. Unless it was some blantant and stupid rip-off. Apple said F IT and sued Samsung over rectangles and glass front and other obvious stuff, so Samsung goes nuclear, too.
"the Metro style browser in Windows 8" METRO! Not the desktop-IE. Reading, guys, reading...
Sure, but Origin is competing with today's Steam, not the Steam of 2004.
Funny enough the bugfix/cert-revocation for Windows (Vista and later) didn't require a restart.
Comodo immediately disclosed the breach and made it known to all affected parties. DigiNotar sat on it and kept quiet for months.
Those bots aren't a threat to US-American hegemony. An when there's a buck to be made... "(Thug-)Life takes Visa."
No.
Sure, but in your cases it's not SF's fault.
It's the free market. Working game for free or "broken" game for x $/€/£/¥ - almost a no-brainer.