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My two-year old Sony Ericsson W910i already does this. If I shake it, it can change the music track, movements on even the flash based wallpapers, games, etc. Does, this patent mean they can go after SE?
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Krishna @ Apr 4th 2009 8:10AM
My two-year old Sony Ericsson W910i already does this. If I shake it, it can change the music track, movements on even the flash based wallpapers, games, etc. Does, this patent mean they can go after SE?