The Typo keyboard case is not good, but the idea for it may be: it adds a BlackBerry-style physical keyboard to the bottom of your iPhone. In exchange for a taller device, you free up screen real-estate when typing and if you're an ex-BlackBerry user, you also get the comfort of familiar, clacking buttons. It was too familiar for BlackBerry, which in January sued Typo for patent infringement. The case is ongoing, but this past Friday Judge William Orrick granted BlackBerry a preliminary injunction halting sales of the Typo. In the ruling, Orrick said that BlackBerry had "established a likelihood of proving that Typo infringes the patents at issue and Typo has not presented a substantial question of the validity of those patents."
Typo, which is backed by Ryan Seacrest, was (ahem) crestfallen by the decision, telling Bloomberg Businessweek that it was disappointed and would "continue to make and sell innovative products that busy people can't
http://www.theverge.com/mobile/2014/3/29/5560628/blackberry-wins-court-order-banning-sales-of-typo-iphone-keyboard-case
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Typo, which is backed by Ryan Seacrest, was (ahem) crestfallen by the decision, telling Bloomberg Businessweek that it was disappointed and would "continue to make and sell innovative products that busy people can't
http://www.theverge.com/mobile/2014/3/29/5560628/blackberry-wins-court-order-banning-sales-of-typo-iphone-keyboard-case
Εστάλη από το Windows Phone μου
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