ITC judge finds HTC in infringement of two Apple patents
This blog covers software patent news and issues with a particular focus on wireless, mobile devices (smartphones, tablet computers, connected cars) as well as select antitrust matters surrounding those devices. Google's Android mobile operating system is in serious trouble: Bloomberg reports that an ITC judge determined that HTC infringes two of ten Apple patents asserted in investigation no. 337
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