The T1 Phone Still Isn’t Here: Trump Mobile’s ‘Shipping’ Claims Fall Flat
Despite claims of a wide release, Trump Mobile's T1 phone remains elusive for customers, with only a few media samples circulating.
Tag: Consumer Rights
Vizio Faces Trial Over Smart TV Source Code and Open-Source Licensing
A California jury will decide if Vizio must release the full source code for its smart TV operating system, a case that could redefine control for Linux-based TVs.
Vizio Faces Jury Trial Over Secret Smart TV Source Code
A California jury will decide if Vizio must release the full source code for its Linux-based smart TV OS, a case that could impact Samsung, LG, and Roku.
Vizio Faces August Trial Over Smart TV Source Code Fight
The Software Freedom Conservancy is taking Vizio to court over the release of its Linux-based smart TV source code, a case that could redefine smart TV ownership.
Vizio Faces August Trial Over Linux Source Code Dispute
A California jury will decide if Vizio must release the full source code for its smart TV OS, a case with major implications for the right-to-repair movement.
The Ghost in the Machine: How Fisker Ocean Owners Refused to Let Their Cars Brick
After Fisker Inc.'s bankruptcy left 11,000 Ocean SUVs without software support, a community of owners and developers stepped in to prevent a mass-bricking event.