10.05.2013 21:05 Uhr, Quelle: The Unofficial Apple Weblog

Court rules Google must disclose search terms to Apple

A few weeks ago, Apple filed a motion alleging that Google's efforts to respond to Apple's discovery requests -- with respect to its ongoing suit against Samsung -- were lacking. Specifically, Apple claimed that the search terms Google employed in response to Apple's document production requests weren't sufficiently inclusive and consequently left out documents that would have otherwise been responsive. Apple's brief stated in part: Apple believes Google purposely uses suboptimal search terms. For example, Apple claims to know that Google uses a different term internally for what Apple calls "slide to unlock". As a result, searches for "slide to unlock" wouldn't deliver too many documents i

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