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Google lost the lawsuit in which it was accused infringe another company’s patents in creating a streaming device Chromecast. According to the decision of the Texas court, the
Google lost the lawsuit in which it was accused infringe another company’s patents in creating a streaming device Chromecast.
According to the decision of the Texas court, the brand will have to pay $338.7 million (approximately BRL 1.6 billion in direct currency conversion) for Touchstream Technologies, who made the accusation and claims to be the original copyright holder of the tool. The three patents that Google appears to have infringed deal with communication between a device that plays and controls content and another that receives transmission, including forms of control and how communication between them works.
The Chromecast is an accessory that connects via HDMI to a TV and can play content from apps like streaming platforms on it – turning an old model into a Smart TV. It is currently the sixth generation of the Google TV Chromecast model released in September 2022.
The process has begun mid 2021when Touchstream initiated the charges. According to the text of the process, she met Google in 2011 close the partnership, but the request was denied after the presentation of the technology. However, less than two years later first Chromecast (which officially stopped receiving updates only this year) came up with a proposal that looked like a small business idea.
Google was able to launch the device quickly from a huge initial inventory, while Touchscream would need another year of research and development to perfect the idea itself. The company is also preparing other claims against other companies regarding these and other patents, which may also apply to products such as tv boxes.
In the application sent to the site ArstechnikaGoogle denies the allegations and says he does not agree with the court’s verdict. The company also claims that appeal the decision. “We have always independently developed technologies and competed based on our ideas, and we will continue to defend ourselves against these baseless accusations,” the message says.
There are no details yet on the timeline for filing an appeal or when the company’s appeal will be retried.
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