As most recent reports indicate, a Texas based patent organization Smartflash has sued the iPhone creator Apple once more, this time to concentrate on fresher Apple items.
Not long after a jury in Texas granted it US$532.9 million in harms in a Patent Dispute with Smartphone giant Apple, the new complaint was filed on Wednesday night in the same court.
According to the Smartflash’s lawyer Bradley W. Caldwell’s statement, “Apple has released new items that came out too late for inclusion in Smartflash’s previous action against Apple.”
The new claim alleges that Apple has encroached Smartflash’s seven licenses in its iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, iPad mini 3, and iPad Air 2 gadgets containing any adaptation of iTunes that can get to the iTunes Store or any form of the App Store application.
