samsung steal motorola spam filter technology ?

The universe of innovation is so loaded with advancements, acquired thoughts and repackaged capacities that it is here and there hard to work out who did what, and when.

At any rate, that is most likely Motorola's reason.

On the dispatch of Samsung's Galaxy Note 7, Motorola, in what resembles an attack of intense envy, tweeted the accompanying:

Motorola's tweeted allegation is that Samsung stole its thought for warnings that are shown on screen when the telephone is in standby. Samsung calls the component "dependably in plain view" and has been utilizing it since the dispatch of the Galaxy S7 this year.

LG has a comparable dependably in plain view framework, which propelled with the G5 this year and a different dependably on screen with the V10 2015, while Google constructed its alleged encompassing presentation simple straightforwardly into Android beginning with variant 6 Marshmallow.

Be that as it may, for Motorola, it appears Samsung's dependably in plain view is only excessively like the organization's Active Notifications, which appeared with the Motorola Moto X in 2013.

The inconvenience is, individuals in glass houses shouldn't toss stones.

Motorola wasn't the first to concoct the possibility of encompassing notices and data showed on a bolted telephone's screen.

The component had been incorporated with Symbian with an outstanding case being 2012's Nokia 808 PureView, which had an AMOLED screen meaning just the pixels that were lit drew control - a similar guideline Samsung utilizes for its cell phones.

Nokia's MeeGo-fueled 2011 Nokia N9 additionally had the element, showing the time and different bits of data when the telephone was bolted, pre-dating Motorola's endeavors by no less than two years.

In any case, you don't hear Nokia crying about it, isn't that right? Perhaps a claim or two is all together. We know how well they generally work out.