you know,...a comedian starts to religate,...
to sexual body parts and body function jokes and *name calling* when they realize that they aren't entertaining the audience,...they are losing credibility and they are just out for stage survival. looks like you just slapped your self into that catagory. come on,..you can do better than that if you work on all those protocols.
"I have a 15+ year experience level in just about every single broadband product that exists."
i don't know if i'd be so confident to say i worked with Comcast. they loose a signal more than they can stabilize it. LOL. is that your work ? grandoise ;^)
"If the patent office issued CLYW a patent. Then show us your big Ba**s and breach their patent and see what happens if you are so sure. Unless you are chicken (which I suspect).
news flash,...it will have to be CLYW that institutes a lawsuit and not the alleged company.
the fact that CLYW got awarded a patent means nothing at this point,...nada. it has no value. ya wanna know why?,...because it has created no value via collecting royalities or licensing fees or court awarded judgements. collection of real monies is value. a patent unexercised is a concept,...period.
additionally there is no breach of CLYW's patent because there are more ways to have seamless roaming/switching/handoff function than CLYW obviously realized. recently there has been a plethora of news regarding solutions via UMA and other platforms and partnerships and alliances creating the handoff. these companys have been working on this for a while. it, seamless roaming, wasn't CLYW's concept. they got a patent awarded and so far that has been it. their time has eclipsed. they had their opportunity. now the big guys have taken over and they undoubtedly have it accomplished.
inquiry ,...if the patent is that impenetrable why has CLYW not exercised it in the courts ? why has CLYW not laid down the law and through a courts decision made all the large network carriers acquiece to it. it appears that there are enough large network carreris to have stepped across the line and have seamless roaming products,...so it is a perfect battleground to prove the CLYW patent.
my answer,...the patent has no bite.
my answer,..the large network carriers have formed their own platform and system and they don't need CLYW at all.
there is a small detail that CLYW has ignorantly initiated,...they were greedy,...and from that greed they alienated themselves as the only way to go via seamless roaming. they could have cooperated with MOT/CSCO/ERICY/etc. and shared in the revenue stream,...but no,...they wanted it all. well, they will be getting it all,... in a reverse-engineerng type of way. they wanted to take the seamless roaming industry apart,...it appears that the only thing falling apart is this company.
its not going to be pretty when it all comes down.