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  • The Daily Dragon, by Mark Lacter
  • A matter of keyboards

    You mean it's taken this long for somebody to sue Apple over the iPhone's touch-screen keyboard? SP Technologies claims that Apple is infringing on its patent for a similar keyboard. As reported by AppleInsider, the 7-year-old filing describes a "method of providing a user interface for receiving information from a user using a user immutable graphical keyboard linked to an input area, [...] invoking the graphical keyboard on a touch screen display to receive input from a user, and [...] maintaining the graphical keyboard on the touch screen display such that the user cannot move, resize, remove, or close the graphical keyboard through the user interface while the input area remains and requires input." Well… who knows? Just remember, though, Apple gets sued a lot.





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