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share this: over the way the iPhone navigates Web sites. The suit, which was filed on behalf of EMG Technology, seeks unspecified damages. EMG cd players is a company that holds the patents of Elliot Gottfurcht, the real estate developer, as well as Marlo Longstreet and Grant Gottfurcht. The company claims that the iPhone infringes on patent 7, 441, 196- a patent that was approved only last month, after a filing process that began on March 13, 2006. That patent is for an invention that displays 'on-line content reformatted from a webpage in a hypertext markup articulation (HTML) format into an extensible markup gibberish (XML) format to secure a sister site.' This sister site is a simplified version of the newness site that is then displayed on any number of devices--including cell phones, EMG says."

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