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HTC files infringement claims against Apple

HTC files infringement claims against Apple

Posted by | Sep 7, 2011 | |

HTC has filed infringement claims against Apple, using patents obtained from Google last week, reports “Bloomberg” (http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-09-07/htc-sues-apple-alleging-infringement-of-four-u-s-patents.html).

The nine patents originated with Palm., Motorola and Openwave Systems, with Google taking ownership within the past year, according to U.S. Patent and Trademark Office records. Google recorded transfer of the patents to HTC on Sept. 1, notes “Bloomberg.”
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DocsFlow for InDesign revved to version 7.0

DocsFlow for InDesign revved to version 7.0

Posted by | Sep 7, 2011 | |

Em Software has announced DocsFlow 7.0 for Mac OS and Windows, an upgrade of their plug-in for Adobe InDesign that dynamically links online Google Docs with InDesign layouts.

Integrating the free Google Docs web application – a text editor that allows multiple users to simultaneously edit online — enables an ideal editorial workflow, according to the folks at Em. DocsFlow lets writers, editors, and designers work together in concert because there’s an active link between the text, in all its drafts, and the story placed in InDesign.

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Syncplicity announces cloud-based file access for iPad users

Posted by | Sep 1, 2011 | |

Syncplicity has announced the availability of its iPad app that brings cloud-based file access and management to iPad users.

From the Apple tablet, Syncplicity users can browse, share and manage files and folders stored on their Mac, PC, SharePoint servers, on the corporate network or in popular cloud-based services such as Google Docs. This universal file access includes shared Syncplicity folders set up for collaboration in businesses or sharing for personal use.

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Greg’s Bite: Sony launches tablets

Greg’s Bite: Sony launches tablets

Posted by | Sep 1, 2011 | , |

By Greg Mills

Another day, another iPad killer launched. The iPad is safe for the time being. Sony launched a pair of tablets that depart from the hardbody, slab format of the Apple tablet. Sony put two smaller screens on either side of a hinge to allow that model to fold iin half for stowing it away. Clever, but won’t that double the connectors and create a potential for failure down the line?

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