Apple is having a big day with their iPad launching today at Verizon and AT&T stores. However, there is a possibility of a thorn in Apple’s side as a Taiwanese monitor company named Proview claims that it registered the name “I-Pad” in 2000 for a tablet that failed to launch. As the story …

Call it a cast of being fickle-minded but that seems to be the best term to define this issue surrounding Cartier and Apple. Apparently, the luxury watchmaker had planned to sue Apple for infringement after apps made by the Digitopolis Game Studio appeared on the Apple App Store. Filed in the U.S. District Court in [...]

Apple has been sued by Taiwan based manufacturer Elan Microelectronics Corp. for reportedly infringing two of its patents for touchscreen technology. The lawsuit, filed in a US District Court here on Tuesday, accuses Apple of infringing on Elan patents in its iBook, PowerBook and MacBook portable computers, the iPhone smartphone and the iPod Touch digital [...]