  Apple has history of bullying competitors through lawsuits
Comments     Threshold   RE: What would this be about? By dark
matter on 11/1/2010 10:23:44 AM , Rating: 2 You are aware that
to have a patent you have to license such works. A patent is an
artificial monopoly after all. Say the wheel was not invented
and you invented and patented it yet refused to license it to
anyone else. Now there is nothing to stop anyone else copying
you apart from the law, but the law is you have to license it.
If you don't agree, you shouldn't get the patent.  By
BastiWebMaster on 11/1/2010 12:40:03 PM , Rating: 2 Apple is
used to suing for ridiculous charges. Processor throttling ring
any bell?  RE: What would this be about? By acer905 on 11/1/2010
12:54:47 PM , Rating: 2 Wrong, patent law revolves around the
exact wording in the constitution. (at least in regards to US
patent law)   Exclusive right means you, the inventor, have the
right to exclude anyone and/or everyone from use. However, it is
your job to ensure t