Google and Sonos' patent infringement case rages on despite ruling.
Patent infringement cases seem to be a part of daily life for big tech companies, including Google and Apple. And it so happens that sometimes the big tech giant loses the fight, as was the case in the Google vs Sonos patent infringement lawsuit. Now, however,
The US Customs Service has confirmed that Google was bypassing an import ban and was still importing patent infringing products, stated Sonos Chief Legal Officer Eddie Lazarus. He also added that Sonos remains committed to defending their intellectual property, on behalf of their technology as well as on behalf of innovation.
Then, this year, again in January, the ITC ruled in favor of Sonos. Then Google was faced by an import ban on a number of Google key hardware products including Nest, Pixel, and Chromecast. One of the changes was a degrading of Google's smart home devices and speakers volume control, and because of this software update , people needed to adjust individual volumes of all units in a Speaker Group one by one.
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