The latest and strangest lawsuits faced by Apple today from Thomas Ross in Florida, which has charged the technology giant infringement of his patent for the telephone iPhone since 1992, demanding the company pay compensation worth $ 10 billion.
There is no doubt that it will be the weirdest issues experienced by Apple since its inception until now, we have got used to be directed to tech giants accusations of infringement of the patents in the technology provided by the company in its phones or smart organs, but it seems that Thomas Ross has a controversial issue today with the claim iPhone invention 15 years ago by Steve Jobs announce the first release of the iPhone.
In the lawsuit Thomas Ross made a handwritten diagrams for a device dating to 1992, which it claims is designed for the Apple iPhone phone company acquired it, the company also demanded financial compensation for the theft of patented worth $ 10 billion.
Anyone can at first sight for these fees, to make sure that this device design significantly differs from the phone iPhone, where the device appears designed a rectangular plate with Mphaih screen, but that the device, which is evidenced by the graphic design does not simulates the iPhone phone in any of the specifications but it It does not rise to be a mobile phone as well.
As it is shown in the device specifications floppy disk size 3.5 inches with a physical QWERTY keyboard, while the phone knew the iPhone from the start by changing the physical keys in the phones to feature touch screen.
A lot of mistakes that undisclosed fee Karaoke who came from Thomas Ross, where the device is in the design edges inconsistent or straight shows, so it's design does not amount to obtain a patent in 1992 or at the moment for sure.
It is noteworthy that these fees dating in the patent in the United States Office to 1995, but with this strange and referred to by Thomas Ross as a patent for the iPhone fees, still hold a lot of hopes to receive compensation of 10 billion $ of Apple, with 1.5% of Apple's sales, which reaches 3 to $ 4 billion a year.
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