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October 3, 2012 12:32 pm GMT
A company that has acquired 100% of the ownership of a patent for an off-site transcription system -- United States Patent 6,298,328 -- in order to, in its words, "effectively administer certain patents for technology", says it will be seeking residual royalties from Apple, for its Siri voice assistant, and Google, for the Voice Recognition technology in its Android 4.1 release, along with "many other software and hardware providers that have adopted systems similar to the patent".
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Apples Siri, Googles Voice Recognition Technology Targeted By Patent Troll
A company that has acquired 100% of the ownership of a patent for an off-site transcription system -- United States Patent 6,298,328 -- in order to, in its words, "effectively administer certain patents for technology", says it will be seeking residual royalties from Apple, for its Siri voice assistant, and Google, for the Voice Recognition technology in its Android 4.1 release, along with "many other software and hardware providers that have adopted systems similar to the patent".Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/LIiCYCUEMxc/
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