First of all thanks for using my example :) On the patent thing, if
you have a good idea similar to something that is patented, i suggest
you to put your app on other country besides US or the list of
countries that have the patent (you can google search them). One
reason is that the patent system
Thank monmonja
I found and contacted a company that holds a patent on a feature that my app
centers around.
They are going to work with me and review my app before I launch it to
discuses license agreements. I let them know I am an individual who does
have tons of money to spend on licenses so I
Hey Chris,
Smart move, but depending on the time spent and the work involved you
should ask them for the minimum fee they'll ask you.
Would be too bad to create an app around there patent, give them nice
implementation ideas, and have them just tell you they won't let you
because they are doing
I would recommend against telling them that you have tons of money
On Mar 8, 9:59 am, chris harper ch393...@gmail.com wrote:
Thank monmonja
I found and contacted a company that holds a patent on a feature that my app
centers around.
They are going to work with me and review my app
Thank you for the advice Yahel.
I gut feeling is they will probably want a % of proceeds from my app. That
is what I am expecting.
I figured I didn't have any other choice. I didn't want to put my app out
there and then get hit with a high dollar settlement fee for patent
infringement.
The only
Agreed Don.
I made it clear the I am a single individual who just has an idea for an
app that I would like to develop and I don't have lots of money.
On Mon, Mar 8, 2010 at 12:52 PM, DonFrench dcfre...@gmail.com wrote:
I would recommend against telling them that you have tons of money
I agree it all depends on if your app makes money. If they see something
that makes money they will come after you if you violate a Patent. In my
case I did my homework and found out now before my app goes out that someone
holds a patent on any case when someone takes any graphic of any image that
Thank you for responding ko5tik.
I think you are right. The people who open these patents won't care unless
your app is doing well because they just want the money.
I disagree somewhat with Dmitri.
I think developers need to be aware that many features that they might put
in their application
It depends heavily on laws of your place of residence
and importance of your application. Most probably nobody will
ever notice. However, I managed to get attention of lawyers
representing
nice delaware company holding right of tetris because of my applet
game
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