Via PhoneNews.com, we learn about an update Boost Mobile has issued for the Sanyo Incognito, one of its new CDMA phones. The firmware update allows users to play full screen video, including streaming from sites like YouTube. Thats the good news. The bad news is that it makes the device a bit more restrictive when saving and uploading files. You can make the upgrade by going to Settings Tools Up...

Boost Mobile has updated the Sanyo Incognito with a new firmware update. Most notably, the update adds full screen 3GPP video playback, enabling sites like m.youtube.com to play video in full screen on the phones large flip display. The companys switch to resuming sales of CDMA phones has led to some of the most attractive plans

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Found under: SmartPhone Technologies, Apple, Samsung, RIM, LG, Motorola, Sanyo, AT&T, Just last week we were talking about the Apple vs HTC lawsuit and now we hear about a new important lawsuit in the mobile world. This time around its SmartPhone Technologies the company that has been filing suits against seven important names in the mobile business Apple Samsung RIM LG Motorola Sanyo and ATT....

A small Texan tech firm SmartPhone Technologies is suing Apple, along with a handful of other big name tech companies, for patent infringement.Apple is back in hot water this week over alleged patent infringement. SmartPhone Technologies, a small Texas based technology firm, is claiming that Apple, along with Sanyo, LG, Samsung, RIM, AT&T, and Motorola have infringed on multiple patents in...

The legal game over patent infringement seems to be never ending, as apparently a new lawsuit over patent infringement has been issued on iPhone maker Apple, BlackBerry maker Research In Motion, mobile phone makers LG, Samsung and Motorola, Sanyo, Pantech, AT&T, and Insight Enterprises. According to an article over on The Register, SmartPhone Technologies LLC of

A Frisco, Texas based holding company by the name of SmartPhone Technologies LLC has filed suit against Apple, AT&T, RIM, Samsung, Sanyo, LG, and Motorola alleging that all the companies named are infringing upon patents owned by the aforementioned company. Apple faces six counts of patent violations which include power conservation, telephony features, and email sync

SmartPhone Technologies LLC, a Texas-based company that doesn’t even seem to have a website, has sued no less than seven big companies for patent infringements. The companies sued are Apple, Research In Motion, Samsung, LG, Motorola, Sanyo and AT&T. SmartPhone Technologies claims that a “broad range of patents” that it owns have been infringed by the companies.

We can add another patent lawsuit to the pile because Apple (NSDQ: AAPL), AT&T (NYSE: T), LG Electronics, Motorola (NYSE: MOT), Research In Motion, Samsung, Sanyo (OTCPK: SANYY) have been been sued for infringing on patents from Smartphone Technologies. Apple is being accused of infringing on six patents that cover Bluetooth, mobile e-mail syncing, bandwidth and

A company called SmartPhone Technologies LLC filed a complaint with the U.S. District Court in the Eastern District of Texas against Apple, AT&T, LG, Motorola, Research in Motion (RIM), Samsung, and Sanyo. The company claims all have violated at least one of its its patents related Bluetooth connectivity and/or email synchronization. SmartPhone Technologies is seeking costs, damages, and e...