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Yu et al v. Apple Inc.
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3:18-cv-06181
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July 03, 2019
Alice Helps Apple, Samsung Beat Suit Over Camera IP
A California federal judge has freed Apple and Samsung from patent infringement allegations tied to dual-lens cameras in their respective cell phones, saying the camera patent in question is ineligible for patent protection under the U.S. Supreme Court's Alice decision.
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June 13, 2019
Apple, Samsung Seek To Toss Cellphone Camera Patent Suits
Apple and Samsung urged a California federal judge Thursday to dismiss separate patent infringement lawsuits against them over their cellphone cameras' dual-lens configuration, arguing "there's nothing special or inventive" about the concept and that photographers have been using it for ages.