Thread: Patents Threaten To Silence A Little Girl, Literally
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Old 03-28-2012, 03:43 AM   #5
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Originally Posted by crossi View Post
The article plainly states that the problem with the software released by the origional company is that it doesn't work. It is too complex for children. Lots of programs for the disabled are like that. The Zoomtext program for reading aloud a computer screen is like that. Way too complex for my 94 year old father.
Irrelevant. Either license the patents or find some other workaround.
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