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Symbian's Patently Terrible "Triumph"
Oct 13, 2008, 16 :07 UTC (2 Talkback[s]) (3851 reads)

(Other stories by Glyn Moody)

[ Thanks to E5 Rebel for this link. ]

"Basically, the UK patent office appealed against an earlier appeal against its own refusal to grant a patent to Symbian for a programming technique. Yes, you read that correctly: the Patent Office was trying to get an appeal against its refusal to grant a patent struck down, because it didn't believe that the original patent application should be allowed. Through its own appeal, the UK Patent Office was trying to establish what could and could not be patented in the world of code."

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A 'symbian' dynamic link-library ...   In common terms.   
Rainer Weikusat
Oct 13, 2008, 16:39:19
 
. . . they discovered how to make wrappe ...   It sounds like . . .   
Ken Jennings
Oct 13, 2008, 19:46:48
 
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