Greg Christie, orang yg bertanggungjawab mengetuai pasukan 'human interface' bagi mereka bentuk perisian untuk produk Apple, akan meninggalkan syarikat tersebut, lapor Wall Street Journal.
Apple bagaimanapun tidak memberi sebarang kenyataan susulan perkara ini.
Christie banyak membantu dalam mencipta pelbagai fungsi iPhone, termasuk 'slide to unlock'.
Dan ia merupakan salah satu paten dari berdozen lagi yang menjadi isu dalam tuntutan mahkamah terhadap Samsung Electronics yg kini masih didebat di mahkamah persekutuan di California.
Christie tersenarai sebagai pencipta lebih 100 paten Apple manakala 31 lagi aplikasinya masih dalam senarai menunggu untuk dipatenkan.
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Reuters
Thursday, Apr 10, 2014
Apple Inc's Greg Christie, who led the company's "human interface" team that designs software for its products, is leaving the company, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing an internal email.
Apple did not immediately respond to an email from Reuters seeking comment.
Christie helped develop many of the functions of the iPhone, and his name is listed on the patent for the "slide to unlock" function. That patent is one of more than a dozen at issue in Apple's lawsuit against Samsung Electronics, now being heard in a federal court in California.
Christie is listed as an inventor on nearly 100 Apple patents and has 31 more applications pending with the patent office, the newspaper said.![]()
Apple bagaimanapun tidak memberi sebarang kenyataan susulan perkara ini.
Christie banyak membantu dalam mencipta pelbagai fungsi iPhone, termasuk 'slide to unlock'.
Dan ia merupakan salah satu paten dari berdozen lagi yang menjadi isu dalam tuntutan mahkamah terhadap Samsung Electronics yg kini masih didebat di mahkamah persekutuan di California.
Christie tersenarai sebagai pencipta lebih 100 paten Apple manakala 31 lagi aplikasinya masih dalam senarai menunggu untuk dipatenkan.
![[Image: slide_to_unlock_1.gif]](http://img4.tgdaily.com/sites/default/files/stock/450teaser/apple/slide_to_unlock_1.gif)
Reuters
Thursday, Apr 10, 2014
Apple Inc's Greg Christie, who led the company's "human interface" team that designs software for its products, is leaving the company, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing an internal email.
Apple did not immediately respond to an email from Reuters seeking comment.
Christie helped develop many of the functions of the iPhone, and his name is listed on the patent for the "slide to unlock" function. That patent is one of more than a dozen at issue in Apple's lawsuit against Samsung Electronics, now being heard in a federal court in California.
Christie is listed as an inventor on nearly 100 Apple patents and has 31 more applications pending with the patent office, the newspaper said.