Apple wins Bluetooth pairing patent case as judge applied commonsense test<div class="feat-image">
</div><p><a href="
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<p>One-E-Way held two patents for a system of generating a “unique user code,” which is sent to a headphone to enable it to pair with the other device …</p>
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Apple wins Bluetooth pairing patent case as judge applied commonsense test
