If they loose they are going to have one heck of a big legal bill.
Lodsys claims, however, that these licenses do not extend to individual developers on each platform.
Again, maybe not. Google have shown a distinct reluctance to stand up for hardware manufacturers hit by patent litigation.
Lodsys must not have negotiated good terms with Apple and Google.
Otherwise they shouldn't put that license at risk by going after pennies from developers..
Since Lodsys apparently basing their whole business on charging licensing fees, maybe they should change their name to FeeSys, it would be much more appropriate in at least two ways![]()
Lodsys must not have negotiated good terms with Apple and Google.
Otherwise they shouldn't put that license at risk by going after pennies from developers.
If a lawsuit has nothing to do with their software, why would they?
OTOH, when Apple sued HTC over Android related OS issues, Google immediately mailed bloggers to say that We are not a party to this lawsuit. However, we stand behind our Android operating system and the partners who have helped us to develop it.