Quantum has no qualms about iPhone design
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Quantum Research Group product story
Edited by the Electronicstalk editorial team
Feb 27, 2007
Quantum Research distances itself from rumours that it is preparing to sue Apple Corp over the design of its newly announced iPhone product.
Recent news articles have been distributed implying that Quantum Research is positioning itself to sue Apple Corp over the design of its newly announced iPhone product.
This assumption is based on a misinterpretation of comments made during a press conference regarding the company's licensing arrangements with STMicroelectronics.
Quantum has no knowledge of any infringement by Apple of Quantum's patents in regard to the iPhone or any other product other than those products alleged to be infringing in its 2005 lawsuit against Apple and Cypress Semiconductor, specifically the Powerbook trackpad, Mighty Mouse and iPod Nano scroll wheel.
Until the iPhone product is made available for public sale, Quantum is assuming that none of its patents have been violated.
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