November 2011 had the usual patent lawsuits, but also had some variety with people suing over unhappiness with Apple products, outing famous people’s religion, and a name Apple really wants to get.

It seems like everyone is suing everyone else, mostly over patents, and it can be hard to keep up with what’s been happening. Starting this month, Appletell will summarize all the twists and turns in the legal dramas so you’ll be informed with what’s been happening. This, month we take a quick look at Lodsys, Software Restore solutions, Openwave Systems, Motorola, Samsung and more.

Apple may well be one of the top IT companies producing top-selling and cool products here and there, but this success doesn’t render the company immune to various lawsuits. Like any other big IT companies, Apple is hounded by several lawsuits caused by product-related issues which the company needs to settle financially. One of these more »

You might remember the bogus iPhone lawsuit from several weeks ago; some guy tried taking on Apple about not properly advertising the only-charges-for-400-cycles iPhone battery (c’mon, do your research before you buy stuff). Turns out, Apple has more than just batteries to worry about.

Appletell usually posts all sorts of interesting and intriguing content, but we thought we should share this with you. Apparently, Jose Trujillo from Illinois has filed a class action lawsuit against Apple and AT&T, claiming that both companies misled customers into thinking the iPhone’s battery was replaceable. Really? Didn’t you read or hear any of more »