Immersion to Pay Microsoft $20 Million to Settle Patent Suit

August 27, 2008

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Immersion and Microsoft End Six-Year Court Battle

August 27, 2008

NewsFactor - After more than six years of disputes and battles between Immersion and Microsoft, the companies are waving white flags. After suing Microsoft for patent infringement on Xbox controller technology and winning, and then suing again for breach of a confidentiality agreement, Immersion will now pay Microsoft $20.75 million of the $26 million it received in a previous settlement.

Immersion Settles with Microsoft, Pays $20.75M

August 27, 2008

PC Magazine - Immersion Corp. said Tuesday that the company has paid $20.75 million to Microsoft to settle litigation dating back to 2003.

Microsoft Tweaks Anti-piracy Check for Windows XP

August 26, 2008

PC World -

Immersion settles suit with Microsoft

August 26, 2008

Reuters - Immersion Corp , which develops and
licenses touch feedback technology, said it will pay $20.75
million to software maker Microsoft Corp as part of
the settlement of a litigation.

Microsoft Invests in Move Networks

August 26, 2008

PC World -

Microsoft to Add Privacy Features to IE8

August 25, 2008

PC World -

Mainsoft backs Visual Studio 2008 in tools

August 25, 2008

InfoWorld - Mainsoft, which enables developers to leverage Microsoft Windows development skills to build applications for other platforms, on Monday is introducing updates to development products for Java, Linux, and Unix, adding support for Microsoft’s Visual Studio 2008 IDE.

$10M for Jerry Seinfeld May — or May Not — Help Microsoft

August 22, 2008

NewsFactor - Microsoft will pay comedian Jerry Seinfeld $10 million to advertise its Windows Vista operating system. In all, the campaign, which includes a series of ads featuring Seinfeld and Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates, will cost $300 million.

New Microsoft photo site spends first day offline

August 21, 2008

AP - Microsoft Corp.’s new digital photo sharing site spent most of its first day offline as its servers strained to handle a flood of traffic.

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