Microsoft Facing Lawsuit Following Mass Xbox 360 Ban

Last week we heard how over 600,000 Xbox 360’s had been banned by Microsoft for piracy, this number is now apprently close to 1 million consoles, which as you can imagine has left many customers disgruntled. Read more

iPhone, Verizon and ridiculing AT&T: First legal battle

AT&T were not happy with the TV ads that Verizon have been showing, they tried to file a lawsuit but their first legal battle was lost. This means that AT&T trying to force Verizon to stop showing those TV ads comparing their 3G wireless network coverage will continue. Read more

TELUS sues Rogers: Carrier wars continue

While Verizon and AT&T are currently slugging it out over recent data-related commericals, it has been reported that TELUS and Rogers are now at war, after TELUS filed a law suit against their rivals. Read more

AT&T Attacks Verizon with own Ad Campaign: Video

AT&T has not been too happy of late; this is due to a number of Verizon map ads. AT&T tried to get the ads stopped, but they recently lost that request. The network carrier thought if they could not beat them join them. However, they should not have bothered, just watch the video below and you will see what we mean. Read more

Verizon Responds to AT&T Lawsuit: Ads are True, Truth Hurts

We know that Verizon had to stop its attack on AT&T by now showing the 3G maps as often. This was due to AT&T issuing a false advertising lawsuit; it was not that long after that Verizon had their lawyers issue a response to the lawsuit. However, this are about to get more interesting considering what Verizon has said now. Read more

HP 3Com: Directors sold company for too little

Shareholders filed a lawsuit last week as they claim that directors of 3Com sold the company to HP for too little. The directors sold the company to Hewlett Packard for $2.7 billion, which we reported in a recent post. David Shaev, a New York bankruptcy lawyer filed the lawsuit last Thursday, according to reports from Tech Crunch. Read more

The iPhone wars: AT&T vs. Verizon

AT&T have filed a second lawsuit against Verizon Wireless, claiming “irreparable harm,” they have asked a District Court Judge to force Verizon to pull its latest TV ad. The ad in question is where Verizon have placed the iPhone on the “island of misfit toys,” something that has not gone down well with the network carrier. Read more

Verizon Vs AT&T: iPhone Ads continue

As many of you will be aware, AT&T recently filed a lawsuit against Verizon for their use of ‘We have an app for that’ within their new commercials. Well Verizon has hit back with some new ones, taking a further dig at AT&T over their 3G network coverage. Read more

Verizon iPhone Release Date: Third Quarter of 2010

It is no secret that Verizon customers are waiting out to get their hands on the Apple iPhone, but after their recent advertisements that seemed to bash the iPhone, we all thought that it would never happen. However, there is a new report that suggests that a Verizon iPhone could still be released in 2010. Read more

iPhone, Verizon and AT&T’s lawsuit

We recently informed you of the lawsuit that AT&T has begun with Verizon over its TV ad campaign regarding its network coverage. Verizon done this in direct response to not being able to get hold of the Apple iPhone, so thought that they would attack them, well that is what AT&T assume. Read more

AT&T suing Verizon over “There’s a map for that” ads

We have just learned from Engadget that AT&T are suing Verizon over its “There’s a map for that” ads, which they claim is false advertising. AT&T is asking for the ads to be stopped as they feel that the ads can mislead their users to think that they do not offer any wireless service in the U.S. Read more

T-Mobile Sidekick Outage: Data could be recovered - Microsoft

More on the T-Mobile / Microsoft Sidekick data fiasco now, as Microsoft have made another statement on the issue, this time saying that they might be able to recover some of the lost data which was previously thought to be ‘gone forever’. Read more

Apple’s next mouse may not use ‘Mighty’ tag

It has been reported that Apple’s next iteration of their ‘Mighty Mouse’ hardware device may not use the ‘Mighty’ tag, after accessory makers Man & Machine were ‘officially’ awarded registration of the ‘Mighty Mouse’ trademark. Read more

Kindle Eats Homework: Amazon pays for deleting student’s book notes

A US District Court judge has now allowed Amazon.com to settle a lawsuit regarding its Kindle device. Amazon is to pay lawyers $150,000 who is representing a US high school student, whose copy of George Orwell’s “1984 was deleted from his device. Read more

Gamescom 2009: EA’s not so sneaky swipe at Activision

Whilst introducing the Brutal Legend creator Tim Shaffer, EA’s General Manager Dr Jens Uwq Intat quite blatantly made a comment which many believe was directed towards their competitors Activision Blizzard.

The comment Dr Intat made basically referred to Activision as monsters by saying that they had “last week slayed a particularly huge and ugly monster a team of lawyers and a disgruntled ex-partner.” Read more

EA’s Madden NFL and class-action suit

It has been revealed that the lawsuit filed against EA by Hagens Berman LLP has been given the go-ahead by a U.S district judge. The lawsuit was originally filed back in June of this year, accusing EA of driving competitors out of the market - due to their Madden NFL agreements. Read more

TiVo in talks with Time Warner Cable

Its been a grueling time for TiVo as they have finally managed to win their DVR patent lawsuit against EchoStar, it sounds as if TiVo are trying to work their way up in the world by going up against the big dogs in the cable business as there is word that TiVo are having talks with Time Warner Cable. Read more

Intel: After the EU $1.44 billion fine

If Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) thought that its $1.44 billion fine that was imposed on it by the EU was the end of the matter, then they had better think again. This looks to be just the start of their troubles in Europe. PC World explains this in more detail. Read more

Apple slapped with Lawsuit: infringed touchscreen patents

Elan, a Taiwanese Chip design company has filed a lawsuit against Apple, saying that they have infringed its touchscreen patents. The lawsuit has been filed in a U.S. District Court in San Francisco. Those products that are alleged to infringe on the touchscreen patents include the iPhone, iPod Touch and the new Apple MacBook. Read more

LG wins review by U.S. officials over Kodak importing cameras

LG Electronics Inc, (066570) had requested to bar Eastman Kodak Co. (EK) from importing digital cameras, and the Korean company has won a review by U.S. officials. Bloomberg have reported that the U.S. International Trade Commission in Washington has said that they are to investigate the complaint that LG brought on February 20. Read more

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