Acer Inc. and ASUS Computer International on Tuesday took different tacks in responding to allegations that their smartphones and tablets had infringed on patents that underpin Siri.
May 03, 2017 at 08:01 PM
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Acer Inc. and ASUS Computer International on Tuesday took different tacks in responding to allegations that their smartphones and tablets had infringed on patents that underpin Siri.
The computer hardware companies earlier this year joined the ranks of 11 other tech firms to be sued in Delaware federal court by IPA Technologies Inc. over patents related to the popular electronic assistant featured on Apple Inc. devices.
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