Apple files lawsuit seeking to prove it does not use keyboard patentThe patent is at the centre of a separate lawsuit against the company...
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Apple lawsuit seeks to prove it does not use "Universal Keyboard" patent.
Patent is owned by patent holding company Princeps.
The patent is at the centre of a lawsuit filed against Apple in June. .
Apple has filed a lawsuit in a bid to prove that it does not use a "Univeral Keyboard" patent at the heart of a separate lawsuit against the company. As reported by AppleInsider, the suit filed relates to a patent named "Universal Keyboard', which is owned by Princeps, a company holding the patent on behalf of inventor Timothy Higginson.
In June of this year, the company filed a lawsuit against Apple, over claims that Apple's iOS keyboard violates the patent, which was filed way back in 2002. According to the report:
The parent suit that Apple is acting against was filed in June, and alleges that Apple stands in violation of U.S. Patent No. 6,703,963 for a "Universal keyboard."
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Apple files lawsuit seeking to prove it does not use keyboard patent
