New lawsuit claims Apple infringed on lead-free solder alloy patent in iPhones

as declared in You must have good Karma :)New lawsuit claims Apple infringed on lead-free solder alloy patent in iPhones By Stephen Silver Wednesday, July 18, 2018, 05:09 pm PT (08:09 pm ET)In the latest patent infringement suit against Apple, Singapore Asahi Chemical & Solder Industries PTE Ltd. has brought suit in Ohio, alleging that the company infringed on its solder patent in the manufacturing of several different iPhones. The latest in a seemingly endless series of patent infringement lawsuit against Apple has been filed in U.S. District Court in Ohio. In it, a Singapore-based concern called Singapore Asahi Chemical & Solder Industries Pte Ltd. alleges that Apple has infringed on its patent for a lead-free solder, in the manufacturing of several products, including the last five iPhones. It specifically names the iPhone 7, iPhone 7 Plus, iPhone 8, and iPhone 8 Plus, as well as the iPhone X, as products that infringe upon the patent. The Singapore suit is at least the third patent litigation filed against Apple just since the start of July.

Apple's New iPhones May Have Underwhelming Performance

2018 is the year Apple dramatically changes its iPhone line-up, both in terms of display size and cheaper pricing. The first Geekbench results for Apple's new iPhones have been spotted by eagled-eyed French site iGeneration, and they reveal a year of underwhelming performance stagnation lies ahead. Breaking down the results for the listed 'iPhone 11,2' (expected to be the iPhone X Plus as the iPhone 8 Plus was identified as the 'iPhone 10,2'), we discover Apple's upcoming phone has just 10% greater single-core performance and 5% greater multi-core performance than last years models. Finally, iPhone X Plus buyers are also likely to be treated to the highest ever iPhone screen resolution so there's some compensation here. The iPhone 7 boosted its CPU 40% and GPU 50% over the iPhone 6S and the iPhone 8 offers a 25% faster CPU and 30% faster CPU than the iPhone 7.

Apple Suddenly 'Confirms' Three Radical New iPhones

according to We know a lot about Apple's upcoming new iPhones: their size changes, reduced prices, smart technology and inherent compromises. But now Apple itself has suddenly confirmed the existence of these new models…Spotted by Consomac, Apple has chosen to publicly file identifiers for all its new iPhones in the Eurasian database, and it confirms three distinct designs will be coming to market. In its filing, the Eurasian database lists all the devices as running iOS 12 – the next generation of iOS which Apple historically launches alongside new iPhones every September. Finally, as you might expect from an official regulatory body, the Eurasian database is never wrong. Past Apple filings on it have uncovered the iPhone 7, Apple Watch series, AirPods and the new entry-level iPad launched earlier this year.

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