Author: Jacob Kastrenakes
The Libra keyboard attached to an iPad Pro. | Photo: Sam Byford / The Verge
The maker of the Libra keyboard has told multiple Kickstarter backers that it’s “actively communicating” with Brydge regarding a lawsuit filed over the device last week. But Brydge says that isn’t true: it hasn’t actually heard from Libra’s creator, and the Kickstarter campaign hasn’t responded to Brydge’s attempts to reach out.
Brydge filed a lawsuit last week alleging that the Libra keyboard, which attaches to an iPad Pro to turn it into something that closely resembles a MacBook Pro, violates a patent it owns and relies on for its own iPad keyboards.
Sentis wants to “reach an agreement to benefit both companies,” but Brydge says it’s heard nothing
But there was some confusion in the lawsuit: there’s almost no information out there...
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The maker of the Libra keyboard has told multiple Kickstarter backers that it’s “actively communicating” with Brydge regarding a lawsuit filed over the device last week. But Brydge says that isn’t true: it hasn’t actually heard from Libra’s creator, and the Kickstarter campaign hasn’t responded to Brydge’s attempts to reach out.
Brydge filed a lawsuit last week alleging that the Libra keyboard, which attaches to an iPad Pro to turn it into something that closely resembles a MacBook Pro, violates a patent it owns and relies on for its own iPad keyboards.
Sentis wants to “reach an agreement to benefit both companies,” but Brydge says it’s heard nothing
But there was some confusion in the lawsuit: there’s almost no information out there...
Continue reading…
Continue reading...