Alphabet’s Google violated a software program developer’s patent rights with its remote-streaming know-how and should pay $338.7 million in damages, a federal jury in Waco, Texas selected Friday. From a report: The jury discovered that Google’s Chromecast and different gadgets infringe patents owned by Touchstream Applied sciences associated to streaming movies from one display to a different. Google spokesperson Jose Castaneda stated on Monday that the corporate will enchantment the decision and has “all the time developed know-how independently and competed on the deserves of our concepts.” Touchstream lawyer Ryan Dykal stated on Monday that Touchstream was happy with the decision. New York-based Touchstream, which additionally does enterprise as Shodogg, stated in its 2021 lawsuit that founder David Strober invented know-how in 2010 to “transfer” movies from a small machine like a smartphone to a bigger machine like a tv.
