mercredi 23 décembre 2015
YouTube Accuses T-Mobile of Throttling Video Traffic
T-Mobile recently launched a service called Binge On, that lets users watch as much video content from select sources as they want. The trick here is that the company down scales the content to 480p and this is something that YouTube agreed to. What YouTube didn’t agree to is allowing T-Mobile to throttle the bandwidth of its users, which YouTube is now accusing T-Mobile of.
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HTC A9 to Receive Android 6.0.1; Unlocked M9 to Receive Android 6.0 Today
HTC is ready to roll out a pair of Marshmallow updates to two of their biggest 2015 smartphones. The unlocked version of the HTC One M9 is said to start receiving the Android 6.0 Marshmallow update today. The company is also starting to roll out the Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow OTA update to the HTC One A9 sometime today as well.
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Class-Action Lawsuit Against Apple’s iMessage Dismissed Over Technicalities
Apple was accused of rigging iMessage to prevent Android users from receiving text messages after they had switched to Android. The company requested that the lawsuit be dismissed since two of the people no longer had their iPhones, they could no longer demonstrate whether the texts went to their Apple or Android devices. The Judge agreed and is not granting the case class-action status either.
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NVIDIA Found to Infringe on Samsung’s Patents
Samsung had accused NVIDIA of infringing on its patents in November of 2014, which happened two months after they accused both Samsung & Qualcomm of infringing on theirs. The first round of lawsuits is over and a judge has just decided NVIDIA is infringing on three patents that Samsung owns. NVIDIA says this judgement is unfair because the older technology isn’t even used in modern chip designs anymore.
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