• Is this A Nexus LG HTC Samsung Apple Patent Key Lime Pie 5.0 10 7 4G LTE Google Lawsuit Galaxy? Clic
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[quote]The rumor mill churns and, having churned, moves on. The big story today is that according to sources familiar with the matter, reports have leaked that lead us to believe that an employee who asked to not be named has told Digitimes that sources say the next Nexus may have already been patented by Apple as the subject of the latest lawsuit to come out of Cupertino. According to the sources, LG, HTC, and Samsung are all working on their own Key Lime Pie-based variants of the Nexus Google Experience Galaxy 10 7 4G LTE series. Early reports peg these devices as being faster than the old versions and also thinner, and probably bigger, but definitely expensive. The three companies are working with Google on this single, joint-venture Nexus device, confirming that the multiple Nexus rumors were both true and false at the same time. We've obtained an exclusive slide revealing this device for the first time: [img]http://i.imgur.com/H3lwi.jpg[/img] Key specs for are as follows: [i]3GHz quad-core Snapdragon 9990 Pro K-Metal 3 5.3" 4K AMOLEDOLED Dual Matrix Super IPS Plus Bravia(TM) Retina display 1GB RAM Android 4.4.4.4 Key Lemon-Lime Kandy Kane 13 megapixel PureView camera NFC Wireless charging 4,000 mAh battery 64GB SSD 2 microSD slots NFC Fingerprint scanner On-the-fly drive encryption NFC Cookies[/i] In a preemptive move, however, Apple has filed suit against HTC, LG, Samsung, Google and you. Among the patents asserted by the Cupertino company is one covering the use of NFC in the device. Apple claims that "We work hard to innovate and push the boundaries on consumer technology. We can't abide other companies coming in ahead of us and stealing our ideas before we have the chance to bring them to market because we don't think the world is ready for them yet." Google has stepped in to defend its partners' innovations, stating that "We do not believe that litigation is the best way to move technology forward. Seeing lawsuits pop up before devices are even released should be more than enough proof that our patent system needs reform." When asked what, if anything the company would be doing to fight back in the legal battles, Google said, "We've formed an alliance of over a dozen carriers and manufacturers to ensure that counter-suits are delivered in a timely fashion and will be supported for up to 18 months." When asked for details on this alliance, the Google rep seemed to have completely forgotten the program existed. Apple, in a rare display of transparency, commented on the new patent lawsuit, describing it as "magical" and "revolutionary." Said Tim Cook, "This is the most beautiful lawsuit we've ever released. It's twice as fast as our previous lawsuits, and the subpoena we served Samsung was carved out of pure sapphire." Source: Google[/quote] [url=http://www.androidpolice.com/2012/10/04/is-this-a-nexus-lg-htc-samsung-apple-patent-key-lime-pie-5-0-10-7-google-lawsuit-galaxy-click-to-find-out/]SOURCE[/url] Read after you've finished the article: [sp]If you hadn't quite figured it out yet, this is satire, but I still think it brings up enough discussion worthy points to make a thread for[/sp]
Title hurt my head.
I got to use NFC for the first time today [sub]I found it exciting[/sub]
Joke threads are against the rules of this forum
[QUOTE=meppers;37913839]Joke threads are against the rules of this forum[/QUOTE] Satire isn't exactly a joke. Satire is meant to prove a point. It's the author's way of saying "This is dumb, particularly this, this and this. Also this." but expressing it in a comical way. For example, when the author mentions NFC three times in the specs of the device he's pointing out how companies tend to over-emphasize how great NFC is.
Hmmm. Didn't I get a 12 hour ban for making a satire thread in SH? I did didn't I. Or did it simply get closed. Can't remember exactly.
[QUOTE=koeniginator;37914037]Satire isn't exactly a joke. Satire is meant to prove a point. It's the author's way of saying "This is dumb, particularly this, this and this. Also this." but expressing it in a comical way. For example, when the author mentions NFC three times in the specs of the device he's pointing out how companies tend to over-emphasize how great NFC is.[/QUOTE] It's a satirical article posted in a section that is for real news. Why do you not see a problem here?
Welp better start posting onion articles
[QUOTE=S31-Syntax;37914245]Hmmm. Didn't I get a 12 hour ban for making a satire thread in SH? I did didn't I. Or did it simply get closed. Can't remember exactly.[/QUOTE] apparently you got a 7 day ban for it, by looking at your events log :v:
[QUOTE=Omilinon;37915373]apparently you got a 7 day ban for it, by looking at your events log :v:[/QUOTE] Oh yeah. :v: that was the worst week ever, I remember now.
This section is for news events, not for 'someone making a point' with their article.
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